User manual MCINTOSH MHT100

[. . . ] Owner's Manual MHT100 A/V System Controller Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories, "Dolby", "Pro Logic" and the double-D symbol are registered trademark of Dolby Laboratories, Inc. and symbol are trademarks of SRS Labs, Inc. Technology is incorported under license from SRS labs, Inc. "DTS", "Digital Surround", and "Coherent Acoustics" are registered trademark of DTS Technology, LLC. [. . . ] If an adjustment is made on a Loudspeaker, there is an additional 3-second time interval before the system switches to the next Loudspeaker. As a level is changed, the on-screen display instantly indicates the level change. Note: If the level is increased or decreased, the display will indicate numbers or minus numbers. 7. As the test signal switches to succeeding Loudspeakers, repeat the level adjustment process until the test signal volume levels of all the Loudspeakers are the same, then select EXIT on the menu. The MAIN SYSTEM SETUP Menu will reappear on the Monitor/TV screen. Note: The Loudspeaker level cycling mode can be repeated as often as necessary. 8. Continue next to the SUBWOOFER SETTINGS. If you do not wish to perform SUBWOOFER SETTINGS Adjustments at this time, then proceed to the next step. 29 How to Adjust Speaker Levels, con't 9. Select EXIT from the MAIN SYSTEM SETUP Menu. If you are satisfied with the changes that you may have made, select YES to save those changes or NO not to save them. The MHT100 will then return to normal operation. Manual Speaker Level Switching The Manual Speaker Level Switching Mode allows for using either the built-in Noise Source or using an external Audio Test Source for setting the Loudspeaker Levels. If you choose to use the built-in Noise Source proceed to step 10; go to step 18 for using an external Audio Test Source. Using the Up or Down directional push-buttons select number 1 (NOISE) from the Speaker Level On-Screen Menu, followed by pressing the Left or Right directional push-buttons to active the Automatic Loudspeaker Switching Mode. Refer to figure 18. Note: The word OFF, located to the far right of the word NOISE, will switch to show which channel is active for making a level change. A G Clef Symbol ( ) will also appear to the right of the numerical value instead of dB. The test signal will start cycling continuously through all Loudspeakers in 2-second intervals. MENU: SPEAKER LEVEL 1. SUBWOOFER EXIT LEFT 0. 0 0. 0dB 0. 0dB 0. 0dB 0. 0dB 0. 0dB 0. 0dB Figure 18 MENU: SPEAKER LEVEL 1. Using the Up or Down directional push-buttons select number 2 (LEFT FRONT) from the Speaker Level On-Screen Menu. Adjust the volume of the test signal by pressing the LEVEL Up or Down Push-button on the Remote Control. Note: The Left Front Loudspeaker volume level can serve as a reference. If the level is increased or decreased, the display will indicate numbers or minus numbers. 0. 0 0. 0dB 0. 0dB 0. 0dB 0. 0dB 0. 0dB 0. 0dB 13. Using the Up or Down directional push-buttons select number 3 (CENTER) from the Speaker Level On-Screen Menu. Adjust the volume of the test signal by pressing the LEVEL Up or Down Push-button on the Remote Control. Repeat the level adjusting procedure as often as necessary until you are satisfied that the volume levels are the same from all of the Loudspeakers, then select EXIT on the menu. [. . . ] Rotate the TRIM SELECT Control to the TUNE Position and press the TRIM/TUNE Up or Down Push-button on the Front Panel until the desired AM or FM Broadcast Station Preset is selected. Note: If the TUNING MODE Setting in the Tuner Preset Setup is set to Manual instead of Automatic, the Front Panel TUNE Push-buttons will scan the entire FM and/or AM Broadcast Band and will function the same as the CHANNEL Push-buttons on the remote control. Refer to step 4 and 5 below for additional information. Remote Control Tuning Functions 3. Select TUNER with the Remote Control TUNER Pushbutton. Select the desired Broadcast Band by pressing either the FM or AM Push-button. [. . . ]