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PERFORMING AUTOMATIC CALIBRATION (continued)
Message Description Troubleshooting
The RV -8 successfully calibrated the value
for the selected speaker without error. •N/A
The selected speaker is not present in the
speaker setup. • Set the corresponding CUSTOM or THX SETUP menu parameter to include the selected
speaker in the speaker setup. (The RV-8 only calibrates values for speakers that are included in
the speaker setup.)
The microphones detected out-of-phase
calibration noise signals, but the cali-
brated value is still accurate.
• Examine speaker/associated amplifie r connections to ensure that spe aker wires are not crossed.
• Dipolar speakers could cause this error. However, the RV-8 does not report this error unless at
least half of the microphones detect out-of-phase calibration noise signals.
• Reflections from room objects could cause this error.
• Drivers intentionally wired out- of-phase could cause this error.
The microphones detected calibration
noise signals at an unusually low level. • The microphones might be positioned more than 30 feet (9.14m) from the selected speaker or in a
location where echoes obscure ca libration noise signals. Refe r to the placement examples on pages
3-40 to 3-44 to confirm that the microphones are appropriately positioned for automatic calibration.
• Examine microphone input connections to ensure that the microphones are properly con-
nected to the RV-8 and that microphone cable plugs are fully inserted for a solid connection.
The microphones did not detect calibra-
tion noise signals or the RV-8 could not
calculate a value.
• Refer to the microphone placement examples on pages 3-41 to 3-45 to confirm that the
microphones are appropriately positioned for automatic calibration.
• Examine microphone input connections to ensure that the microphones are properly con-
nected to the RV-8 and that microphone cable plugs are fully inserted for a solid connection.
One or more microphones did not detect
calibration noise signal s at a reasonable
level. The calibrated value could be inac-
curate.
• Refer to the microphone placement examples on pages 3-41 to 3-45 to confirm that the
microphones are appropriately positioned for automatic calibration.
The microphones detected calibration
noise signals at an unusually high level. • Decrease associated amplifier volume levels – including (if applicable) powered subwoofer amplifiers.
• The microphones may be positioned too close (within 2 feet [0.61m]) of the selected speaker.
Refer to the microphone placement ex amples on pages 3-41 to 3-45 to confirm that the micro-
phones are appropriately positioned for automatic calibration.
The microphones detected calibration
noise signals at an unusually low level. • Increase associated ampl ifier volume levels – including (if applicable ) powered subwoofer amplifiers.
• The microphones may be positioned too far away (more than 30 feet [9.14m]) from the
selected speaker. See the microphone placement examples on pages 3-41 to 3-45 to confirm
that the microphones are appropriately positioned for auto matic calibration.
(SPEAKER)
OK
(SPEAKER)
SPEAKER IS NOT ENABLED
(SPEAKER)
SPEAKER OUT OF PHASE
(SPEAKER)
SIGNAL TOO LOW
(SPEAKER)
UNABLE TO CALC ULATE
(SPEAKER)
MAY NOT BE ACCURATE
(SPEAKER)
SPKR OUTPUT TO O HIGH
(SPEAKER)
SPKR OUTPUT TO O LOW