Pioneer VSA-AX10 operating instructions Quick Start Guide Part2, Auto Surround Sound Setup

Quick Start Guide Part2

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1.1. Digital-In	Select
Digital-1	[ DVD/LD ]
Digital-2	[	TV	]
Digital-3	[	CD	]
Digital-4	[	SAT	]
Digital-5	[	VCR1	]
Digital-6	[	VCR2	]
Digital-7	[	CD-R	]
RF IN	[ DVD/LD ]

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1.1.Digital-In Select

Digital-1 [ OFF ]

Digital-2 [ TV ]

Digital-3	[	CD	]
Digital-4	[	DVD/LD	]
Digital-5	[	VCR1	]
Digital-6	[	VCR2	]
Digital-7	[	CD-R	]
RF IN	[ DVD/LD ]

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6The default setting for the DIGITAL-4 jack is SAT.

7Use the 2 3 buttons to select DVD/

LD.

8Select RETURN with the 5∞ buttons and press ENTER.

You will return to the SYSTEM SETUP menu.

9Choose EXIT with the 5∞ buttons

and press ENTER.

The amplifier exits the setup process.

1Auto Surround Sound Setup

If setting up your surround sound speakers seems like it's going to be an involved task you only need to use this quick, automatic method to achieve good surround sound. You'll need to hook up the microphone provided so that the amplifier can hear and judge the distance, size, sound character and sound pressure level of the speakers and thus know what settings to make.

Follow the step-by-step guide to setting up your surround sound below. This will customize the surround sound for your listening environment. After you get used to the system it is a good idea to make more advanced settings as explained in "Expert Setup" (page 82). Also, if you want to personalize your surround sound setups by making the settings manually go to "Setting up for Surround Sound" (page 37). Make sure all the components you need, especially speakers, have been properly connected before you do the steps described here. Use the arrow buttons (5∞) and the ENTER button on the remote control to navigate the on-screen display (OSD) on your TV.

2	1 Switch on the amplifier and your TV.
	Make sure your TV is set to this amplifier as you will
	use the on-screen displays (OSDs) on your TV to
	follow these instructions.

2 Hook up the microphone to the Front Panel.

3Place the microphone at your normal

listening position.

If you have a tripod, attach the microphone to it and use that to get the mic to ear level at your normal listening position.

If you don't have a tripod use a table or chair to put the microphone at the same height as you usually listen to your system from.

4If you have a subwoofer turn it on.

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