Clarion DRX9675z owner manual Standard mode/ G.EQ, Standard mode/DSF operations

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Standard mode/ G.EQ

AC PROCESSOR operations

Selecting the standard mode or the

Standard mode/ G.EQ

professional mode

operations

The factory default setting is “PRO”.

AC PROCESSOR operations

Equalizer setting

 

Graphic equalizer parameter (dB)

 

50Hz

100Hz

200Hz

400Hz

1kHz

3kHz

12kHz

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1) BASS BOOST

+5

+6

-4

+2

0

0

0

1.Press MODE button & four times to switch to the adjustment selection display.

2.Press VOLUME buttons 2 up (w) or down (z) to select AC-PROCSSR”.

3.Press the right side of SEARCH button 4 to move the cursor.

Note:

The adjustment made in standard mode is not reflected in the adjustment in professional mode. On the contrary, the adjustment made in professional mode is not reflected in the adjustment in standard mode.

2) HIGH BOOST

0

0

0

-2

+4

+3

+4

3) ACOUSTICAL

0

+2

+1

+4

+6

+5

+1

4) IMPACT

+4

+4

+3

+1

+3

+5

+5

5)

SMOOTH

+2

+2

0

-2

-4

-4

-2

6)

FLAT

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

4.Press VOLUME buttons 2 up (w) or down (z) to set the mode to “STD” or “PRO”.

5.Press MODE button & or press and hold ENT button $ for 1 second or longer to return to the previous mode.

Entering titiles

You can give a title to the user memory of the G.EQ, VSE and P.EQ that you have adjusted yourself.

1.Press MODE button & to select the adjust- ment mode in which you want to give a title.

2.Press BAND button 8 to select the “User”.

G.EQ effect ON/OFF

The factory default setting is “ON”.

1.Press MODE button & two times and select “G.EQ”.

2.Press the Shift button !. While the “ON” is lit in the display, the G.EQ effect is set to “ON”.

3.Press MODE button & three times or press and hold ENT button $ for 1 second or longer to return to the previous mode.

Note:

If the G.EQ effect is set to OFF, the adjustment made in “G.EQ operations” is not reflected in the music source.

To select the user memory, press BAND but- ton 8 to select “G.EQ User” and press one of Direct buttons ".

4.Press MODE button & three times or press and hold ENT button $ for 1 second or longer to return to the previous mode.

Editing/storing a G.EQ menu (User memory)

1.

Select a G.EQ menu which you want to edit

 

on the basis of.

2.

Press ENT button $.

3.

Press the right or left side of SEARCH button

4.

Press VOLUME buttons 2 up (w) or down

 

(z) to make the adjustment. The adjustment

 

range is from –12dB to +12dB.

5.

Repeat steps 3 to 4 to complete the

 

adjustment and press ENT button $.

6.

Press and hold one of Direct buttons " for 2

 

seconds or longer to store the edited contents.

 

You can give a title to the user memory. For

 

the inputting method of titles, refer to the

 

section “Entering titles” in “Operations

 

common to each mode”.

7.

Press MODE button & three times or press

 

and hold ENT button $ for 1 second or longer

3.

Press one of Direct buttons " to select the

 

user memory to which you want to give a title.

4.

Press and hold TITLE button # for 1 second

 

or longer.

5.

Press the right or left side of SEARCH button

Selecting a G.EQ menu

1.

Press MODE button & two times and select

 

G.EQ”.

2.

Press BAND button 8 to select “G.EQ Basic”.

3.

Press one of Direct buttons " and select the

4 to select the frequency to be adjusted.

There are 50Hz, 100Hz, 200Hz, 400Hz, 1kHz,

3kHz and 12kHz available for the adjustment

frequency.

to return to the previous mode.

4 to move the cursor.

6. Press numbers “1” to “4” of Direct buttons "

desired G.EQ menu.

The basic G.EQ menus are as follows:

Standard mode/DSF operations

to select the character you want to enter.

When you press numbers “1” to “5” of Direct

buttons ", the following title characters can

be entered.

1

... Capital letters

2

... Small letters

3

... Numbers and symbols

4

... Umlauts

5 ... Title clear

The title clear font is used to delete a title. To

 

delete the title, perform the title clear operation

 

first and then put it into memory.

7. Press VOLUME buttons 2 up (w) or down

(z) to select the character you want to input.

8. Repeat steps 5 to 7 to input the title.

9. Press and hold ENT button $ for 2 seconds

or longer to put the title into memory. The title

input mode is canceled.

1)

BASS BOOST:

 

Low frequencies emphasized.

2)

HIGH BOOST:

 

Medium and high frequencies emphasized.

3)

ACOUSTICAL:

 

Medium frequencies (vocals) emphasized.

4)

IMPACT:

 

Low and high frequencies emphasized.

5)

SMOOTH:

 

Medium and high frequencies reduced.

6)

FLAT:

 

Flat sound.

DSF effect ON/OFF

The factory default setting is “ON”.

1.Press MODE button & to select “DSF”.

2.Press the Shift button !. When the “ON” is lit in the display, the DSF effect is set to “ON”.

3.Press MODE button & four times or press and hold ENT button $ for 1 second or longer to return to the previous mode.

Note:

If the DSF effect is set to OFF, the adjustment made in “DSF operations” is not reflected in the music source.

Setting the listening position

1.Press MODE button & and select “DSF”.

2.Press the right or left side of SEARCH button 4 to set the listening position type.

There are FULL SEAT, FRONT-R (only right seat), FRONT-L (only left seat), FRONT (only front seats), REAR (only rear seats) and PASS available for the listening position types.

The factory default setting is “FRONT”.

Selecting a DSF menu

1.Press MODE button & to select “DSF”.

2.Press one of Direct buttons " and select the desired a DSF menu.

The basic DSF menus are as follows:

BASIC

1) HALL:

Large concert hall.

2)LIVEHOUSE: Live performance hall, larger than a jazz club.

3) CLUB:

Club with strong bass.

4) JAZZCLUB: Jazz club with a low ceiling.

5) STUDIO:

Listening room in a home.

3.Press MODE button & four times or press and hold ENT button $ for 1 second or longer to return to the previous mode.

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Clarion DRX9675z owner manual Standard mode/ G.EQ, Standard mode/DSF operations