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HQ Video: Choose between RGB or YUV; if you have a YUV display, set this item to YUV, otherwise

set it to RGB. Note that this setting has no effect on the HDMI output.

This setting controls the routing of the HQ-video within the AVR280, either as 3-wire YUV or 4-

wire RGB signals (with the synchronisation signal on composite for RGB). In addition, it controls

the operation of the S-video/composite-to-HQ video converter.

When set to YUV, incoming composite and S-video signals are converted to YUV; in RGB mode,

the iincoming signals are converted to RGB, with the synchronisation signal on the composite

output.

2 – Speaker Sizes

The size and number of loudspeakers are dened on this page.

Auto Set-up: Allows the setting of ‘standard congurations’ as in the table below:

Speaker Cong. 1 Cong. 2 Cong. 3 Custom

Front L/R Small Large Large Small/Large

Centre Small Small Small Small/Large/None

Surr L/R Small Small Large Small/Large/None

Surr Back L/R Small Small Small Small/None

Sub-woofer Present None Present Present/None

5.1 Rears Both Both Both Surr L/R/

Sur Back L/R/

Both

The Custom setting allows you to choose any combination of speakers to suit your system. Note that

the centre and rear speakers cannot be set to ‘large’ if the front speakers are set to ‘small’.

5.1 Rears denes how the speakers in a full ‘7.1’ installation handle 5.1 decoded sources.

SURR L/R redirects 5.1 surround signal to the surround left and right speakers. No signal will be

directed to the surround back left or right speakers.

SURR BACK L/R redirects 5.1 surround signal to the surround back left and right speakers. No

signal will be directed to the surround left or right speakers.

BOTH redirects the 5.1 surround signal to both pairs of speakers with the signal to each set

reduced by 3dB.

A note on speaker sizes:

A Large speaker is one that is capable of handling a full range signal (i.e., 20Hz–20kHz).

A Small speaker is one that is not capable of reproducing a deep bass signal (i.e., below 100Hz),

for example a satellite speaker.

None indicates that there is no speaker connected to that channel.

3 – Subwoofer Settings

If no subwoofer was selected in the previous speaker menus then some of the items on

this page will not be adjustable.

Cross-over Freq.: This setting denes the frequency at which bass redirection begins.

Frequencies below this level are redirected from ‘small’ speakers to the Fronts or to

the subwoofer; frequencies above this level are not redirected. The value for this

setting depends on your speakers, environment and taste, and is best determined by

experimentation.

The adjustment can be made in increments of 10Hz between 40Hz and 130Hz.

Stereo Mode: Select between Large, Large+Sub or Sat+Sub.

If you have congured your system to have a subwoofer, then you have the exibility to

choose how bass information is distributed between the front left/right speakers and the

subwoofer when listening to stereo sources. Choose the option which gives you the most

solid even sounding bass (for best results test with a set-up disc or live program material).

LARGE: Pure stereo information – all audio is sent to the front left and right speakers. Use this

setting if you have large front speakers.

Note that this option will override the setting congured on the ‘Speaker Sizes’ menu page.

LARGE+SUB: Pure stereo is fed to left and right and extracted bass is sent to the subwoofer. In

this case the low frequency information is, effectively, duplicated.

SAT+SUB: Use this setting if you have ‘Small’ satellite left and right speakers. Full bass

management is used in analogue stereo so that analogue sources are fed to the DSP where the

bass is ltered off left and right and redirected to the subwoofer.

Note that the above three Stereo Mode settings pass the audio through the DSP, which may degrade

the sound quality slightly. This can be avoided for the ‘Large’ setting by pressing the DIRECT button to

bypass the DSP processing.

DTS LFE Gain: DTS soundtracks typically have the LFE track recorded 10dB lower than the main audio

tracks. It is, therefore, necessary to compensate for this by raising the LFE output level by 10dB, and

setting the DTS LFE gain to ‘Normal’ activates this compensation. Some DTS soundtracks have been

recorded with the LFE signal at the same levels as the main audio, however, and therefore require no

gain compensation. For these disks set the DTS LFE gain to -10dB.

NORMAL: This increases the LFE signal by 10dB and is the recommended setting for the AVR280.

-10DB: This allows the LFE to pass directly to the output with no gain adjustment.

Unfortunately, there is no rule for determining which discs are recorded using which method. As a

general guide, however, it is only early DTS music discs that require the -10dB setting.

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