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4. 

SATURATION: Used to adjust the color saturation of a movie  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

5. 

SHARPNESS: Used to adjust the sharpness of a movie 

 

6. 

EXIT SETUP: Used to exit the setup menu. 

 

 

The speaker setup menu is composed of the following setup options: DOWNMIX, 

SUBWOOFER, CENTER DELAY, REAR DELAY, and BASS MODE.  

 

1. 

DOWNMIX: Used to set the sound characteristics based on the audio connection, which 

you made while installing this unit. 

a. 

LT / RT: Select this option if you made the 2-channel audio connection. 

b. 

STEREO: Select this option if you made the 2-channel audio connection, 

especially to a TV set. 

c. 

VSS: Select this option if you made the 2-channel audio connection but want to 

listen to the soundtrack effects, down-mixed from the 5.1-channel surround 

sound, from the stereo audio speakers. The term “VSS” is short for “Virtual 

Surround Sound”.  

d. 

5.1 CH: Select this option if you made the 5.1-channel audio connection. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2. 

SUBWOOFER: Used to turn on or off the sound channel for the subwoofer. If this unit is 

connected to a subwoofer, you can set this option on to enhance the bass sound.  

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3. 

CENTER DELAY: Used to adjust the time delay of the sound output for the center 

speaker.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

4. 

REAR DELAY: Used to adjust the time delay of the sound output for the rear speakers. 

 

5. 

BASS MODE: Used to adjust the bass sound level by the installed speaker types and 

their arrangement. 

a. 

ALL LG SPK: Select this option if all 

speakers are large.  

b. 

ALL SM SPK: Select this option if all 

speakers are small. 

c. 

MIXED SPK: Select this option if the 

installed speakers are mixed with the 

large and small sizes of speakers. 

 

6. 

EXIT SETUP: Used to exit the setup menu. 

 

 

The digital setup menu is composed of the following setup options: OP MODE, DYNAMIC 

RANGE, and DUAL MONO.  

 

1. 

OP MODE: Used to change the audio output level. 

a. 

LINE OUT: Select this option to output 

the audio as a line-level sound signal. If 

the connected audio device has the 

direct AV input, it is better to select this 

option.  

b. 

RF REMOD: Select this option to output 

the audio sound with the higher sound 

level. This option is more suitable to 

connect this unit to a TV set, which doesn’t have a direct AV input, in order to 

increase the sound level.