Integra DTR-10.5 User Manual
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Speaker/Output Setup
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This is for setting up a home theater with a THX-Ultra2
compliant speaker system. These settings will be
effective in the listening mode for the THX Ultra2
Cinema and THX Music Mode. The settings in the THX
Audio Setup sub-menu can be configured for both
“Main A” and “Main B.”
compliant speaker system. These settings will be
effective in the listening mode for the THX Ultra2
Cinema and THX Music Mode. The settings in the THX
Audio Setup sub-menu can be configured for both
“Main A” and “Main B.”
THX Ultra2 Subwoofer A/
THX Ultra2 Subwoofer B
This is for setting the connected subwoofer. Select
“Yes” or “No” according to your subwoofer’s
specification.
“Yes” or “No” according to your subwoofer’s
specification.
Yes:
Set “Yes” if your subwoofer conforms to the THX
Ultra2 standard or if the playback capability of its bass
range extends down to 20 Hz. Otherwise, set “No.”
range extends down to 20 Hz. Otherwise, set “No.”
No (Default):
Set “No” if you use any subwoofer that
does not fit the conditions above.
• For any speaker that is not available or set to “Not
• For any speaker that is not available or set to “Not
Used” in the Speaker Configuration sub-menu, no
associated setting item is displayed.
associated setting item is displayed.
Boundary Gain Compensation A/
Boundary Gain Compensation B
This is for setting the correction of boundary gains.
This item can be set when “THX Ultra2 Subwoofer” is
set to “Yes.”
Room boundaries (walls) or other characteristics (such
as construction materials) may increase the perceived
acoustics levels at low frequencies. Depending on the
listener’s and the subwoofer’s position, the listener may
experience an excessive bass effect.
The purpose of this feature is to compensate for
excessive bass resulting from a boundary gain effect.
This item can be set when “THX Ultra2 Subwoofer” is
set to “Yes.”
Room boundaries (walls) or other characteristics (such
as construction materials) may increase the perceived
acoustics levels at low frequencies. Depending on the
listener’s and the subwoofer’s position, the listener may
experience an excessive bass effect.
The purpose of this feature is to compensate for
excessive bass resulting from a boundary gain effect.
On:
Boundary Gain Compensation is applied.
Off (Default):
Boundary Gain Compensation is not
applied.
Distance Between Surr Back A SP/
Distance Between Surr Back B SP
This setting is allowed only when “Main 2ch” is
selected from the Speaker Configuration sub-menu.
Place two surround back speakers as close together as
possible, measure the distance, and set the value (See
the figure). The maximum effects will be realized by
THX’s ASA* technology.
selected from the Speaker Configuration sub-menu.
Place two surround back speakers as close together as
possible, measure the distance, and set the value (See
the figure). The maximum effects will be realized by
THX’s ASA* technology.
0-1 ft (0-0.3 m)(Default):
This is the setting when the
distance between the speakers is 0-1 foot (0-30 cm).
1-4 ft (0.3-1.2 m):
This is the setting when the distance
between speakers is 1-4 feet (30 cm-1.2 m).
>4 ft (1.2 m):
This is the setting when the distance
between speakers is 4 feet (1.2 m) or more.
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ASA:
Advanced Speaker Array
This setting allocates audio output jacks on the
DTR-10.5 to input (play) sources. The setting varies
depending on the connection conditions.
The DTR-10.5 is equipped with analog output jacks for
five lines, and digital output jacks: optical jacks (OPT)
for two lines, and coaxial jacks (COAX) for two lines. If
setting the analog jacks to “Zone 2 Out” or “Zone 3
Out,” you can also specify whether output should be
variable or fixed.
The default settings are as follows:
DTR-10.5 to input (play) sources. The setting varies
depending on the connection conditions.
The DTR-10.5 is equipped with analog output jacks for
five lines, and digital output jacks: optical jacks (OPT)
for two lines, and coaxial jacks (COAX) for two lines. If
setting the analog jacks to “Zone 2 Out” or “Zone 3
Out,” you can also specify whether output should be
variable or fixed.
The default settings are as follows:
Analog 1-5
Set the analog audio output jacks of “AUDIO OUT 1-5.”
You can select from Tape 1 Rec Out, Tape 2 Rec Out,
Video 1 Rec Out, Video 2 Rec Out, Video 3 Rec Out,
Zone 2 Out, Zone 3 Out, and Not Used.
You can select from Tape 1 Rec Out, Tape 2 Rec Out,
Video 1 Rec Out, Video 2 Rec Out, Video 3 Rec Out,
Zone 2 Out, Zone 3 Out, and Not Used.
Example 1:
When input (REC) of an audio recording device (e.g., a
cassette deck) with TAPE 1 as an input source is
connected to AUDIO OUT 1, set “Analog 1” to “Tape 1
Rec Out.”
cassette deck) with TAPE 1 as an input source is
connected to AUDIO OUT 1, set “Analog 1” to “Tape 1
Rec Out.”
Example 2:
When sound input of a picture recording device (e.g., a
VCR) with VIDEO 1 as an input source is connected to
AUDIO OUT 2, set “Analog 2” to “Video 1 Rec Out.”
VCR) with VIDEO 1 as an input source is connected to
AUDIO OUT 2, set “Analog 2” to “Video 1 Rec Out.”
Example 3:
When the amplifier for Zone 2 is connected to AUDIO
OUT 5, set “Analog 5” to “Zone 2 Out.”
OUT 5, set “Analog 5” to “Zone 2 Out.”
When nothing is connected:
Select “Not Used.”
THX Audio Setup Sub-menu
Audio Output Assign Sub-menu
Terminals
Default input settings
Analog 1 (AUDIO OUT 1)
Video 1 Rec Out
Analog 2 (AUDIO OUT 2)
Video 2 Rec Out
Analog 3 (AUDIO OUT 3)
Video 3 Rec Out
Analog 4 (AUDIO OUT 4)
Zone 2 Out
Analog 5 (AUDIO OUT 5)
Zone 3 Out
Opt 1 Out (DIGITAL OUT OPTICAL 1)
Tape 1 Rec Out
Opt 2 Out (DIGITAL OUT OPTICAL 2)
Tape 2 Rec Out
Coax 1 Out (DIGITAL OUT COAXIAL 1) Video 1 Rec Out
Coax 2 Out (DIGITAL OUT COAXIAL 2) Zone 2 Out
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