Panasonic SA-XR59 manual Automatic speaker detection, Speaker output and level

Automatic speaker detection

Automatic speaker detection is performed during auto speaker setup. Do the following only if you want to check speakers’ status, and not other settings.

1Turn on the unit.

Press

• The standby indicator goes off when you turn on the unit.

2Start automatic speaker detection.

SPEAKERS

AB

Press at the same time.

AUTO DETECTOR
	↓	↓	↓
(Checks each speaker’s	(Shows the number of detected	(Shows connected speakers)	(Automatic speaker detection ends.
connection status)	speakers, excluding the subwoofer)		The previous display reappears)

•These settings are saved even if you turn the unit off.

•Refer to page 14 for further notes and page 16 for error message explanations. (“WARNING” may appears on the display during the detection here.)

Speaker output and level

Adjust the level of the speakers so they are the same apparent level as the front speakers from the seating area. Speaker level is adjusted during auto speaker setup. Do the following only if you find the level unsatisfactory.

Before playback ENGLISH

1To turn on SPEAKERS A.

SPEAKERS

A

Press

If you have bi-wired your front speakers (➡ page 13), make sure you have selected “YES” for the “LR BI-WIRE setting” (➡ page 27).

	SPEAKERS	SPEAKERS	SPEAKERS
	A	B
Press	or		BI-WIRE
			A B

SPEAKERS A are on		SPEAKERS A and B are on
SPEAKERS	or	SPEAKERS
A		A B

•The unit does not output the test signal if only SPEAKERS B is on.

2	Press	AUTO	to output the test signal.
		TEST

•The signal is output from each speaker in order for about two seconds each:

L→C→R→RS→SBR→SBL→LS→SUBW or L→C→R→RS→SB1→LS→SUBW

1If you connect one surround back speaker only (the left surround back speaker)

Speaker abbreviations
L: Front left	C: Center
R: Front right	RS: Surround right
LS: Surround left	SBR: Surround back right
SBL: Surround back left	SB: Surround back (If you connect
SUBW: Subwoofer	one surround back speaker)

Make sure your speaker settings match your connections (➡ pages 13, and 14 to 16). There will be no output from a speaker if it is set as NO or NONE (➡ page 27).

3Set speakers volume to the level you would normally use.

Press	VOLUME	Volume range:
		-- dB (minimum), -79 dB to 0 dB (maximum)

4Press LEVEL to select the speaker channel to adjust.

5	Press			to adjust the level	Adjustment range:
					-20 dB to +10 dB (Factory setting: 0 dB )
	to the same apparent level as the				For the subwoofer (SUBW)
	front speakers.				MIN (minimum) ↔ 1 to 29 ↔ MAX (maximum)
					(Factory setting: 20 )
	Repeat steps 4 and 5 for each speaker channel.
					The test signal is output only from the speaker you are adjusting in
					steps 4 and 5. Test signal for connected speakers resumes after 2
					seconds.
6	Press		AUTO	to stop the test signal.
		TEST				RQTV0247

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