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Set-Up - Speaker Levels
This sub menu allows the user to set the relative level of each speaker in order to reflect the audio system
speaker configuration, room characteristics, or the listener’s preference. The relative range is -15dB to
+10dB. These levels are stored in the Casablanca’s memory and can be changed in the
SET-UP
:
Speaker
Levels
sub menu shown in figure 12. The
BALANCE
function (discussed later) allows the user to
temporarily adjust the Left/Right and Front/Rear balances, and the Center & Sub channel levels to
compensate for differences in program material or source.
To display the
SET-UP
:
Speaker Levels
sub menu from the
MAIN
menu press
SET-UP
once, then button
2
(
SPEAKER LVLS)
once. The current relative level of each configured speaker will be displayed on the top
row of the LCD. Additionally, the sub menu title “
LEVELS
” will be displayed in the upper right corner. Below
the sub menu title, the
SOURCE
(the name assigned to the current input) is displayed. It is important to note
that this is a global function, thus levels are not stored by source.
* * *
Figure 12 - Front Panel Display of the SET-UP: Speaker Levels Sub Menu
Press buttons
1
-
6
to select the speaker level to be changed. The LED above that button will light. Press
LEVEL UP
or
LEVEL DOWN
to increase or decrease the relative level of the selected speaker. The
MASTER VOLUME
function is accessible in this sub menu by pressing the
LEVEL LEFT
/
RIGHT
buttons for
volume down/up, respectively.
Press the
SET-UP
button once to return to the
SET-UP
menu (shown in figure 9). Press
SET-UP
once
more
to return to the
MAIN
menu and store any changes.
To aid in establishing a desired system speaker level balance, the Casablanca provides the user with the
option of either routing the currently selected audio signal to the outputs, or routing an internally generated
noise signal to either the currently selected speaker or to all speakers simultaneously.**
This function is accessed via the
A-D
button in the
SET-UP
:
Speaker Levels
sub menu. Press buttons
2
-
6
to select a speaker. Pressing the
A-D
button repeatedly toggles through these two sources. Table 4 shows
the 3 possible routings. When the
A-D
button is pressed, the source name will appear in the LCD below the
sub menu title.
*
Currently selected
speaker except
SUB
**Except
SUB
Table 4 - Source to Output Routing for Speaker Level Configuration.
Note
: It is recommended that levels be set relative to the front Left and Right speakers. The first step would
be to adjust the Left and Right level value(s) to zero dB. The remaining speakers can be adjusted
accordingly by pressing buttons
2
-
6
one at a time, then pressing
LEVEL UP
or
LEVEL DOWN
to increase or
decrease each speaker’s relative level using an SPL meter, until the desired system balance is established.
** Due to the
SUBS
natural frequency vs. level response, a noise signal sent to it/them would not give the
user an appropriate sense of its/their response level. Therefore, the
SUBS
are not selectable when the noise
generating feature is active.
Press A-D Button MODE SOURCE USED
Once Selected Input AUDIO INPUT
Twice Noise – all** speakers NOISE A
Three times Noise - one* speaker NOISE 1
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