Panasonic SC-ZT1 User Manual
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Setup menu items
“REMOTE”
“INPUT MODE” “RESET”
✽
“BASS”
✽
“TREBLE”
✽
“BALANCE”
“SPEAKERS”
✽
“DISTANCE”
✽
“STB AUDIO”
“7.1CH VS”
“HDMI”
“SOUND DLY”
“DUAL PRG”
“DRCOMP”
“ATTENUATOR”
“EXIT”
•
✽ appears only when audio adjustment can be made.
• Select “
EXIT ” and press [OK] to finish the setup mode.
Adjusting sound quality
You can adjust the level of bass and treble.
This setting is effective only when you perform stereo playback
of 2-channel analog and PCM signals (during Dolby Virtual
Speaker and Dolby Pro Logic is off).
This setting is not displayed in other conditions. Be sure to make
this setting in the above condition.
This setting is effective only when you perform stereo playback
of 2-channel analog and PCM signals (during Dolby Virtual
Speaker and Dolby Pro Logic is off).
This setting is not displayed in other conditions. Be sure to make
this setting in the above condition.
1. Press and hold [–SETUP, OFF] for about
2 seconds.
The setting items are displayed. (
➜ above)
2. Press [w][q] to select “BASS ” or
“TREBLE ” and press [OK].
3. Press [e][r] for adjustment, and press
[OK].
Adjustment range:
–6 to +6
Factory setting:
0
4. Press [ RETURN] several times to select
“EXIT ” and press [OK] to fi nish the
setting.
Adjusting the volume balance of
front speakers
You can adjust the balance of the front speakers.
1. Press and hold [–SETUP, OFF] for about
2 seconds.
The setting items are displayed. (➜ above)
2. Press [w][q] to select “BALANCE ” and
press [OK].
3. Press [w][q] for adjustment, and press
[OK].
L : Front left
R : Front right
R : Front right
Move the bar to left and right on the display to adjust.
• As the bar gets closer to “
L ”, the sound moves to left
front.
• As the bar gets closer to “
R ”, the sound moves to
right front.
4. Press [ RETURN] several times to select
“EXIT ” and press [OK] to fi nish the setting.
Note
• The bar indication is approximate.
• When using headphones, you cannot adjust the volume
• When using headphones, you cannot adjust the volume
balance.
Adjusting the surround speaker
output using the test signal
You can make this setting when using the surround speakers.
You can adjust the surround speaker volume by outputting the
test signal.
You can adjust the surround speaker volume by outputting the
test signal.
1. Press [TEST] to output the test signal.
Speaker display
L : Front left, R : Front right,
RS
RS
: Surround right,
LS : Surround left
• The test signal is output from one speaker at a time for two
seconds in the following order.
TEST L p TEST R p TEST RS p TEST LS
2. Press [VOL
+, –] to adjust the volumes
of front speakers to the normal listening
level.
Adjustment
range:
0 (Min) to 50 (Max)
3. Press [CH] to select surround speakers
for adjustment.
4. Press [SPEAKER LEVEL +, –] to adjust
each speaker’s output level.
Adjustment
range:
RS, LS : –10 to +10
• The test signal comes from the speaker being
adjusted.
• The test signal is output again in the above order 2
seconds after adjustment.
Repeat steps 3 and 4 to adjust the level of each speaker.
5. Press [TEST] to stop the test signal.
Note
• You can check the audio output of the front speakers.
(➜ page 14) (When the surround speakers are not used, only
“
TEST L ” and “TEST R ” are displayed and the test signal is
output alternately.)
• To adjust the volume balance of left and right front speakers,
see “Adjusting the volume balance of front speakers”
(➜ right).
(➜ right).
• Even if you adjust each channel level in this adjustment, each
channel level setting in each SFC mode (➜ page 17) does
not change.
• When you make this adjustment while using the front
speakers only, Dolby Virtual Speaker functions. When
playing 2-channel sources, Dolby Pro Logic also works in
conjunction. (
playing 2-channel sources, Dolby Pro Logic also works in
conjunction. (
➜ page 17)
• To adjust the bass volume, do not output the test signal for
adjustment. (
➜ page 20)
Functions and settings
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