Sony HT-SS2000 User Manual

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You can check the phase of each speaker (in 
phase/out of phase).

V/v repeatedly to select a 

step 2 in “Confirming/saving the 
measurement results”.

* xx represent a speaker channel

FL

Front left

FR

Front right

C

Center

SL

Surround left

SR

Surround right

SW

Sub woofer

Depending on the position of the sub woofer, the 
measurement results for polarity may vary. 
However, there will be no problems even if you 
continue to use the receiver with that value.

Disconnect the optimizer microphone from the 
receiver.

You can use the A. CAL menu to make 
settings for the Auto Calibration function to 
suit your preference.
Select “8-A. CAL” in the amplifier menus. For 
details on adjusting the parameters, see 
“Navigating through menus” (page 34) and 
“Overview of the menus” (page 35).

x AUTO CAL (Auto Calibration on/

• A.CAL NO

The Auto Calibration function is turned off.

• A.CAL YES

The Auto Calibration function start.

x CAL LOAD (Calibration load)

• LOAD YES

Select this when you want to load the saved 
Auto Calibration result.

• LOAD NO

Select this when you do not want to load the 
saved Auto Calibration result.

* You can select this parameter only when you have 

performed the Auto Calibration and saved the 
settings.

WARN 43

The distance and position of a sub 

woofer cannot be detected. This 

may be caused by noise. Try to 

perform the Auto Calibration in a 

quiet environment.

NO WARN

There is no warning information.

xx

* IN

The speaker is in phase.

xx

* OUT

The speaker is out of phase. The 

“+” and “–” terminals of the 

speaker may be connected the 

other way around. However, 

depending on the speakers, 

“

xx

* OUT” appears on the 

display even though the speakers 

are connected properly. This is 

because of the speakers’ 

specifications. In this case, you 

can continue to use the receiver.