Separate Bass Management Settings for Stereo
You can set up a separate
Analog Input Level
Separate input level adjustments are available for each analog input. You can reach them from the Setup page on the remote control. Pressing the Input Gain +/- will bring up the analog input level adjustment. Choose a dynamic passage from the analog source and turn the analog input gain up until Clipping is indicated in the top
Separate Video Input Switching
The Stage One allows for separate selection of audio and video input sources. A Separate Video Switching page is available from the remote con- trol’s Adjustments page. Selecting any of the available inputs will switch to the video signal for that input while leaving the audio input as previously selected.
System Lock
In certain situations it may be desirable to "lock" the system. Once you have your Stage One set up the way you want it, you can prevent accidental alter- ations by locking it, which prevents permanent changes to channel balances or the Advanced Menus. When locked, the Stage One will not let anyone into the Setup or Advanced Menus.
To lock the Stage One (or unlock it if it is already locked), turn the preamp off. Then press the
Front/Rear Balance
You can adjust
Left/Right Balance
You can temporarily adjust the left/right balance in Stereo mode using the Left and Right buttons on the remote control. Moving the Balance toward the left will lower the volume of the right channel. Moving the Balance toward the right will lower the volume of the left channel. This is a temporary adjustment, so the next time a mode is loaded, the balance will be reset to the center posi- tion. If you find that you must constantly adjust the balance, it may indicate that your default channel levels are not set properly.
ADVANCED MENUS
Enter the Advanced Menus by pressing the Advanced Menu button on the remote. Use the Up and Down buttons to scroll through the menu list. Press the OK button to enter the desired menu when it appears on the bottom line of the
Levels
The initial setup procedure defines a single channel balance for all modes. Although this setting should be correct for most of the basic surround modes, you can trim the balances individually for each mode from this menu. Once set for a particular mode, customized channel levels will be loaded automati- cally whenever that mode is selected. It should be noted that changing levels in this menu will only change the settings for that particular mode and will not affect the levels for other modes as they were set in the initial setup procedure.
Scroll Test Tones
The default setting is No, which will cause the calibration signal to stay in a particular channel until you tell it to change. Setting this to Yes will cause the calibration signal to rotate from channel to channel every two seconds when you are in the Level Settings menu.
Test Tone OFF
The default setting is No. If you set this to Yes, there will be no calibration sig- nals when you enter the Setup Mode. This enables you to use test signals from an external source for channel balancing.
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