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Using the positionselector 50
Using balance adjustment
50
Using balance adjustment
50
Using the timealignment 50
– Adjusting the timealignment 51
About the networkfunction
51
– Adjustable parameters 52
– Points concerning network
adjustments 52
– Muting the speakerunit (filter) 53
– Adjusting network 53
Using subwoofer output
54
– Using subwoofer output 54
– Adjusting subwoofer settings 55
– Adjusting low passfilter attenuation
slope 55
Using the highpass filter
55
– Muting the speakerunits (filters) 55
– Setting the highpass filter for front
speakers 56
– Setting the highpass filter for rear
speakers 56
Using BBE sound 57
Using BMX andcompression 57
Using the auto-equalizer 57
Recalling equalizercurves 58
Adjusting equalizercurves 58
Adjusting 16-band graphicequalizer 58
Adjusting loudness 59
Adjusting source levels 59
Auto TAand EQ (auto-time alignmentand
auto-equalizing) 59
– Before operatingthe auto TA andEQ
function 60
– Carrying out auto TAand EQ 61
Initial Settings
Adjusting initial settings 63
Selecting the displaylanguage 63
Setting the clock 63
Setting the FMtuning step 64
Setting the AM tuning step 64
Switching the warningtone 64
Switching the faceauto open 64
Switching the auxiliary setting 65
Switching the dimmer setting 65
Adjusting the brightness 65
Correcting distortedsound 65
Resetting theaudio functions 66
Switching the soundmuting/attenuation 66
Setting the internal power amplifier 66
Switching the featuredemo 66
Switching the reversemode 67
Switching the EverScroll 67
Other Functions
Turningthe clock displayon or off 68
Using the AUX source 68
– About AUX1 and AUX2 68
– Selecting AUXas the source 68
– Setting the AUX title 68
Using different entertainment displays 69
Using the PGMbutton 70
Additional Information
Understanding built-inCD player error
messages 71
Understanding autoTA andEQ error
messages 71
CD player andcare 72
CD-R/CD-RW discs 72
MP3, WMA, AACand WAV files 73
– MP3 additionalinformation 73
– WMA additionalinformation 74
– AAC additional information 74
– WAVadditional information 74
About folders andMP3/WMA/AAC/WAV
files 74
Terms 76
Specifications 78
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