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Lexicon RV-8 manual External Noise Test, Input Source Listening Mode, Dts-Es

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RV-8

Setup

EXTERNAL NOISE TEST

SETUP SPEAKERS MANUAL LEVELS CALIBRATION EXTERNAL NOISE TEST

Selecting the LEVELS CALIBRATION menu EXTERNAL NOISE TEST option opens the SPEAKER LEVEL ADJUST menu shown on page 3-55,which manually calibrates output levels.

The external noise test requires an external calibration source such as an audio calibration disc. When the external noise test is conducted, the RV-8 activates a listening mode based on the current Main Zone input source. Refer to the table below for more information about external noise test listening mode activation.

When a listening mode is activated during the external noise test, all custom listening mode menu parameter settings are ignored. The listening mode is applied to the current Main Zone input source in its factory-default condition. When the external noise test is finished, the listening mode returns to its custom condition.

INPUT SOURCE

LISTENING MODE

 

 

2-Channel

PLII MOVIE, PLIIx MOVIE*

 

 

Dolby Digital

DIGITAL**

 

 

DTS(-ES)

*

 

 

5.1-Channel Analog

5.1a BYPASS***

 

 

*These listening modes depend on the speaker configuration. Dolby Pro Logic IIx MOVIE will only load when side and rear speakers are present.

**These listening mode names differ depending on the current input source, speaker setup and parameter settings. Refer to the Listening Mode Descriptions section beginning on page 6-4for more information.

**If the Advanced Menu input is set to “ANALOG BYPASS OFF” the listening mode for the EXTERNAL NOISE TEST is “5.1a STANDARD”.

Note:

When the external noise test begins, the RV-8 automatically sets volume level to +0dB. Avoid adjusting the master volume level while the test is in progress, to achieve THX reference levels (75dB).

To manually calibrate output levels during the external noise test:

1.Set the SPL meter to “C” weighting and “SLOW” response.

2.Place the SPL meter at the primary listening position.

3. Press the

or

arrow button to highlight the output level

parameter you want. Then press the

button to select this

output level parameter.

 

The horizontal bar graph shown on page 3-55is displayed.

4.

Begin playback of the external calibration source and press the

 

or

arrow button to select the output level that achieves a 75dB

 

SPL Meter reading.

 

5.

After selecting the output level, press the

arrow button to close

 

the horizontal bar graph.

 

6.Repeat steps 3, 4 and 5 until you have set all the output levels you want.

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RV-8 specifications

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