Version 4 EQ User Guide |
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DISTANCES and OUTPUT LEVELS Results |
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| level of the selected loudspeaker without error. |
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| The selected loudspeaker is not present in the | • | Use the CUSTOM or THX SETUP menu to add the selected loudspeaker to the loudspeaker |
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| loudspeaker setup according to the CUSTOM |
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| The calibrated distance is accurate, but the | • | Examine connections between the loudspeaker and the associated amplifier to ensure that |
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| microphones detected |
| loudspeaker wires are not crossed. If the wiring is correct, the error message can be ignored. | |
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| noise signals. |
| (Some loudspeaker models will report a phase error even if no phase error exists.) |
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| • | Dipolar loudspeakers may produce this error. However, the |
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| unless at least half of the microphones detect |
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| The microphones detected calibration noise | • | The microphones may be positioned too far from the selected loudspeaker or in a location |
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| signals at unusually low levels. |
| where echoes obscure calibration noise signals. Refer to Repositioning the Microphones for | |
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| • | Examine microphone input connections to ensure that the microphones are properly connected |
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| The microphones did not detect calibration | • | Refer to Repositioning the Microphones for Automatic Calibration (page | |
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| UNABLE TO CALCULATE |
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| the distance of the selected loudspeaker. | • | Examine microphone input connections to ensure that the microphones are properly connected |
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| At least one of the microphones did not detect | • | Refer to Repositioning the Microphones for Automatic Calibration (page | |
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| MAY NOT BE ACCURATE |
| calibration noise signals at reasonable levels. As |
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| a result, the distance calibrated for the selected |
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| loudspeaker may not be accurate. |
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| The microphones detected calibration noise | • | Decrease associated amplifier volume levels, including |
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| signals at unusually high levels. | • | The microphones may be positioned too close to the selected loudspeaker. Refer to | |
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| the microphones are properly positioned for automatic calibration. |
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| The microphones detected calibration noise | • | Increase associated amplifier volume levels, including |
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| signals at unusually low levels. | • | The microphones may be positioned too far from the selected loudspeaker or in a location where | |
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| for automatic calibration. |