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Suite 7.1 Manual - Audio Design Associates

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<strong>Audio</strong> <strong>Design</strong> <strong>Associates</strong><br />

Pro Setup Level Three: Calibrating Channel Levels<br />

Level calibration requires independent adjustment of the output level for each of the channels of the<br />

<strong>Suite</strong> <strong>7.1</strong> so that all channels have the same relative signal strength from your listening position. The<br />

<strong>Suite</strong> <strong>7.1</strong> lets you program its internal noise generator to advance from channel to channel sequentially<br />

or manually. If you wish, you can calibrate your system with the aid of a sound pressure level (SPL)<br />

meter such as the Realistic Sound Level Meter (Radio Shack catalog # 33-2050). When you use an<br />

SPL meter for calibration, you should hold it upright directly in front of your head and make adjustments<br />

while you are seated in your listening position. If an SPL meter is unavailable, you can still adjust levels<br />

by ear with adequate results. You can store as many as four preset speaker levels into memory recall to<br />

accommodate different listening positions.<br />

To Set Channel Levels <strong>Manual</strong>ly with the Internal Noise Generator:<br />

1. Press and hold the Mode knob until the display changes to the Tone, Balance, and Volume recall.<br />

2. Rotate the Mode knob until the cursor is flashing over the P in PRO SETUP.<br />

3. Press the Mode knob. The display will change to the Pro Setup menu.<br />

4. Rotate the Mode knob until the cursor flashes over the L in LEVELS.<br />

5. Press the Mode knob. The display will change to the speaker level menu with the cursor flashing<br />

over the N in NOISE.<br />

6. To manually set the speaker levels one at a time, rotate the Input knob until the cursor flashes over<br />

the first letter on any of the channels. (We recommend starting on the left channel.) You will see<br />

an asterisk next to NOISE * indicating that the noise generator is on. Note: Rotating the Volume<br />

knob will immediately turn off the noise generator.<br />

7. Rotate the Input knob to adjust individual channels to 75 dB on an SPL meter. (Make sure the<br />

meter is set to C weighting and slow response time.) The noise generator will not advance to the<br />

next channel until you are finished setting the channel level.<br />

8. Repeat the above level adjustment procedures for all channels.<br />

To Set Channel Levels Sequentially with the Internal Noise Generator:<br />

1. Press and hold the Mode knob until the display changes to the Tone, Balance, and Volume recall<br />

setup.<br />

2. Rotate the Mode knob until the cursor is flashing over the P in PRO SETUP.<br />

3. Press the Mode knob. The display will change to the Pro Setup menu.<br />

4. Rotate the Mode knob until the cursor flashes over the L in LEVELS.<br />

5. Press the Mode knob. The display will change to the speaker level menu with the cursor flashing<br />

over the N in NOISE.<br />

6. To sequentially set the speaker levels one at a time, rotate the Input knob until the cursor flashes<br />

over the first letter on any of the channels. (We recommend starting on the left channel.) You will<br />

see an asterisk next to NOISE * indicating that the noise generator is on. Note: Rotating the Volume<br />

knob will immediately turn off the noise generator.<br />

7. Rotate the Input knob to adjust individual channels to 75 dB on an SPL meter. (Make sure the<br />

meter is set to C weighting and slow response time.) The noise generator will not advance to the<br />

next channel until you are finished setting the channel level.<br />

8. Repeat the above level adjustment procedures for all channels.<br />

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