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Music) by repeatedly pressing the DTS Neo:6 button on the front
panel.
To change the Cinema or Music option in Neo:6 mode, press the
SUR+ button on the remote twice while in Neo:6 mode. Then, press
the +/– buttons to select the option.
• To select DSP multichannel modes for 2-channel digital
recordings. You can also step through the DSP options (MUSIC 1-4,
5CH, 7CH) by repeatedly pressing the DSP button on the front panel.
Directly select 5CH mode by pressing the 5CH button on the remote.
Directly select 7CH mode by pressing the 7CH button on the remote.
Analog Stereo
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This type of recording includes any conventional stereo signal from the
processor's analog inputs, including analog audio from CD players, FM
tuners, VCRs, tape decks, etc.
Analog stereo inputs require a choice about how the signal is routed
through the processor. One option is the analog bypass mode. In this
mode, the stereo signal is routed directly to the volume control and the
outputs. It is pure 2-channel stereo, bypassing all of the digital circuitry.
None of the bass management features, speaker level settings, contour
settings, or delay settings are active. There is no subwoofer output. A
full-range signal is sent directly to two speakers.
The other option converts the analog inputs to digital signals, passing
them through the digital processors in the RSP-1570. This option allows
all of the features to be active including bass management settings,
crossovers, subwoofer outputs, contour settings, etc. In this mode, you
can select several surround modes including 2-CH Stereo, Dolby 3-
Stereo, 5-CH Stereo, 7-CH Stereo modes. You can also use Dolby Pro
Logic II or Pro Logic IIx surround, DTS Neo:6 surround, or one of the DSP
1-4 modes.
Note: In addition to the options that follow, you can select Pro
Logic II Cinema, Pro Logic II Music, Pro Logic IIx Cinema, Pro
Logic IIx Music, 5-channel stereo, or 7-channel stereo by pressing
one of the surround mode buttons on the remote (PLC, PLM, 5CH,
7CH).
• To select Stereo or Analog bypass mode for 2-channel
analog recordings. Press the 2CH button on the remote to toggle
between Stereo (with digital processing) or Analog Bypass (no digital
processing) modes.
• To select any mode for 2-channel analog recordings. Press the
SUR+ button on the remote, then use the +/– buttons to step through
the optional modes until the desired mode is displayed.
• To select Dolby multichannel modes for 2-channel analog
recordings. You can also step through the Dolby options (Pro Logic
II, Pro Logic IIx, or 3-Stereo) by repeatedly pressing the DOLBY
PLIIx/3ST button on the front panel. You can select Pro Logic or Pro
Logic IIx Cinema or Music modes by pressing the PLC or PLM buttons
on the remote.
To change the Cinema or Music option in Pro Logic II mode, press the
SUR+ button on the remote twice while in Pro Logic II or Pro Logic IIx
modes. Then, press the +/– buttons to select the option.
RSP-1570 Surround Sound Processor
RSP-1570 Surround Sound Processor
• To select DTS Neo:6 modes for 2-channel analog recordings.
You can also step through the DTS options (Neo:6 Cinema or Neo:6
Music) by repeatedly pressing the DTS Neo:6 button on the front
panel.
To change the Cinema or Music option in Neo:6 mode, press the
SUR+ button on the remote twice while in Neo:6 mode. Then, press
the +/– buttons to select the option.
• To select DSP multichannel modes for 2-channel analog
recordings. You can also step through the DSP options (DSP 1-4,
5CH, 7CH) by repeatedly pressing the DSP button on the front panel.
Directly select 5CH mode by pressing the 5CH button on the remote.
Directly select 7CH mode by pressing the 7CH button on the remote.
Other Settings
Speaker Level
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The levels of all channels should be calibrated using the TEST TONE
procedure during the initial setup. You can make a temporary change
in the relative volume of the center, surround, center back, or subwoofer
channels using buttons on the remote control or the front-panel controls.
These temporary adjustments only remain in effect until a different input
is selected or until the unit is turned off.
To adjust speaker levels using the remote:
1. Press a selection button on the remote to select a channel (or pair of
channels) for adjustment. Press the C button to adjust the CENTER
channel. Press the S button to adjust the SUBWOOFER channel. Press
the R button to adjust the rear SURROUND or CENTER BACK channels
(each press of the R button toggles between the SURROUND channels
and the CENTER BACK channels). The selected speaker and its current
setting appear briefly in the display.
2. Use the UP or DOWN buttons on the remote to adjust the output level
of the selected channel(s).
Note: If no level adjustment is made for 10 seconds, the levels
revert to the default calibrated settings.
As you select a speaker in the above adjustments, you may notice an
addition choice, "group delay". See the following for an explanation of
this feature.
Group Delay
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The SPEAKER adjustments (described above) can also be used to make
a temporary adjustment to the group delay or "lip-synch" delay. Group
delay delays the overall audio signal (to all speakers) by a specified
amount to correct for situations where the video and audio signals are
out of synch. This can occur with upconverted digital TV signals or when
trying to match a radio broadcast with the video from a sports event. The
settings range from 0 to 500 milliseconds in 5ms increments.
Like the speaker settings, this is a temporary adjustment that overrides
the permanent default setting for a video source until a different input
source is selected or the unit is turned off.
To adjust group delay using the remote:
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