Subwoofer Setup - Rotel RSP-1582 Manuel De L'utilisateur

In most cases, the standard speaker configuration described above is a global
setting and can be used for all surround modes. However, the processor
provides the capability to customize these settings for three different modes:
Dolby, DTS, and Stereo. For example, you could set up the Dolby and DTS
modes for 5.1 channel sound, while the Stereo mode changes to a 2-speaker
setup with or without a subwoofer. In addition, the ADVANCED SPEAKER
SETUP allows you to select a customized high-pass crossover frequency for
the front, center, surround, surround back speakers, and the subwoofer.
NOTE: In most systems, the default settings on this menu will provide
the most predictable results and most users will not need to change
any settings. You should fully understand bass management and have
a specific reason for needing a custom configuration before changing
these settings. Otherwise, skip to the following topic, SUBWOOFER
SETUP.
The available settings on the ADVANCED SPEAKER SETUP menu are as follows:
SPEAKER (Front/Center/Surround/Center back/Front Height/Subwoofer):
Select the set of speakers to be configured with custom settings.
NOTE: "Front Height" will appear as an option when you select "Front
Height" in the C-Back or F-Height setting of SPEAKER SETUP menu and
is not available for CROSSOVER, DOLBY, DTS or STEREO setting.
CROSSOVER (40Hz/50Hz/60Hz/70Hz/80Hz/90Hz/100Hz/120Hz/150Hz
/200Hz/OFF): This setting for the high-pass and low-pass crossover point is
only active for SMALL speakers settings and the subwoofer. When you first
access the ADVANCED SPEAKER SETUP menu, the current crossover point
will be shown on this line which is set to "100Hz" as the factory default.
Change the value of this line only if you want the current speaker to have a
different crossover point. This setting ONLY affects redirected bass.
NOTE: The "OFF" setting (available only for the subwoofer) sends
a full-range signal to your subwoofer so that you can use its built-in
low-pass filter.
NOTE: When a speaker is set to "Large" on the SPEAKER SETUP
menu or on this menu, the crossover setting has no effect since, by
definition, a LARGE speaker plays full-range with no bass redirection
to the subwoofer and no crossover. Likewise, the "OFF" setting for the
subwoofer crossover is not available for SMALL speakers, since SMALL
means that the speaker will redirect its bass below a given crossover
point to the subwoofer. In addition, the CROSSOVER setting is not
available for the MULTI INPUT.
DOLBY (Default/Large/Small/None): Sets the current speaker (shown in the
first line) to Large, Small, or None, overriding the setting from the SPEAKER
SETUP menu. This setting will ONLY take effect with Dolby Digital or Dolby
Pro Logic II decoding. If you want to use the speaker size setting set in the
SPEAKER SETUP menu, select "Default". The "None" setting is not available
for FRONT speakers.
DTS (Default/Large/Small/None): The same options described for Dolby
above, except these settings ONLY take effect with DTS and DTS Neo:6
decoding.
STEREO (Default/Large/Small/None): The same options described for Dolby
above, except these settings ONLY take effect in STEREO surround mode.
For the subwoofer, the above selections for DOLBY, DTS, and STEREO
become "Yes/No/Default". They will be set to "Default" if the front speakers
are set to "Default", and they would be set to "Yes" if the front speakers
are set to "Small".
NOTE: When the front speakers are set to use the default settings on
the ADVANCED SPEAKER SETUP menu, the specific "Large/Small/
None" settings of DOLBY, DTS or STEREO are not available for the
other speakers. These speakers will use the default settings.

Subwoofer Setup

SUBWOOFER SETUP
DOLBY DIGITAL : 0dB
DOLBY PLIIX : 0dB
MULTI LPCM : 0dB
MULTI INPUT : 0dB
These six lines allow you to override the subwoofer level setting as
determined in the Speaker Level Setup menu (see next section) for each
specific surround mode.
DOLBY DIGITAL:
DOLBY PLIIx:
DTS:
STEREO:
MULTI LPCM:
MULTI INPUT:
When going to the SUBWOOFER SETUP menu from the MAIN menu, the
current surround mode is automatically highlighted. Use the Up/Down
arrow buttons to move to the specific surround mode and use the Left/
Right arrow buttons to adjust the subwoofer level for the current surround
mode. The options are a range of adjustments from -9 dB to +9 dB and
MAX (+10 dB). A setting of 0 dB means that the specified surround mode
will use the master subwoofer level. Any other setting is an offset to the
master setting. For example, an adjustment of -2 dB for a particular surround
mode means that the subwoofer level will be 2 dB quieter than the master
subwoofer level when that surround mode is selected. Use these subwoofer
level settings to adjust the relative bass output of various surround modes.
Changing the master subwoofer level will increase or decrease the level
for all surround modes.
We recommend starting with the settings for all surround modes at the
default 0 dB setting during the speaker level calibration of the system and
for a period of familiarization after that. As you listen to a variety of source
material over time, you may notice that certain surround modes consistently
produce too much or too little bass from the subwoofer. If so, then use these
menu settings to customize each surround mode. In general, if the master
subwoofer level is set properly (i.e. not too loud), individual settings for
each surround mode should not be necessary.
To return to the main menu select "BACK" on the OSD or push the BACK
button on the remote control or front panel.
DTS : 0dB
STEREO : 0dB
BACK
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