Figure OSD-4
The first three lines tell the system if the speakers used are capable of extended low-frequency
reproduction. When making a setting, use the following as a guideline:
SMALL: Select this setting if the speakers are satellite-type speakers that are not capable of
reproducing low-frequency information below 100Hz.
LARGE: Select this setting if the speakers are traditional, full-range loudspeakers.
Note: The words LARGE and SMALL do not refer to the actual size of the speakers, but their
ability to handle low-frequency information. However, full-range speakers are typically larger in
size than frequency-limited satellite speakers since they usually include large woofers.
Note: If you wish to retain the factory preset that appears on any menu line, simply press the
¤
Menu Control button to skip that item and move to the next setting.
When the Frnt L/R Spkrs line is highlighted, use the
‹
or
›
Menu Control buttons to select
LARGE or SMALL in accordance with the definition above. When SMALL is selected, all signals
assigned to the front left/right speakers that are below 100Hz will be sent to the subwoofer output.
When LARGE is selected, the front left/right speakers will receive a full-range signal. For installations
where you have both small satellite and an additional set of full-range speakers, or dedicated front
channel subwoofers connected to the front channel outputs, an additional option SM+LG is available.
In this mode, subwoofers and their crossover networks are deactivated when in the STEREO mode.
When the desired setting for the front L/R speakers has been set, press the
¤
Menu Control button
once, so that CENTER is highlighted. Here, make the same choice as to a LARGE or SMALL
setting, depending on the type of speakers installed. Use the
‹
or
›
Menu Control buttons to make
your selection. When SMALL is selected, all sounds below 100Hz assigned to the center channel will
be sent to the subwoofer output. When LARGE is selected, the center speakers will receive a full-range
signal. An additional option here is NONE, which should be selected if no center channel speaker
is installed.
Once the center channel setting has been made, press the
¤
Menu Control button so that
Surrnd Spkrs is highlighted. Again, make a choice as to LARGE or SMALL, using the
‹
or
›
Menu Control buttons to make your selection. When SMALL is selected, all sounds below 100Hz
assigned to the left and right surround channels will be sent to the subwoofer output. When LARGE
is selected, the surround speakers will receive a full-range signal.
After selecting the surround speaker type, press the
¤
Menu Control button so that Surrnd
Config is highlighted. Use the
‹
or
›
Menu Control buttons to select the specific type of
surround sound speakers installed and how they are connected from the following choices:
• Select DUAL DRV when Citation, Fosgate•Audionics or other approved Dual Drive speakers are
connected to the 5.0. Make certain that the switch on the rear of the speaker is set to the Dual
Drive position.
• Select MAIN+AUX when separate, point-source speakers are installed on both the side and rear
walls of the listening room.
Speaker Setup
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Frnt L/R Spkrs SMALL
Center Spkr SMALL
Surrnd Spkrs SMALL
Surrnd Config DUAL DRV
Subwoofers STEREO
Speaker Distances >
Calib Speaker Levels >
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System Configuration
