ProScan PS34190 Owner's Manual page 32

Setting Up Matrix, Hall, or Stadium Surround Sou, d
Select Matrix, Hall, or Stadium Mode.
Matrix, Hall and Stadium modes provide surround sound generation
and require rear speakers. There are three surround modes to choose
from. Matrix surround simulates surround sound from a mono broad-
cast. Hall surround provides surround sound from a stereo signal,
and stadium surround delays the rear sound longer than hall surround
which gives you the feeling of being in a larger area. Select the mode
you wish to use by following the steps below.
1. Press MENU to bring up the main menu.
2. Highlight Audio using the up and down buttons on the remote.
Press 8 to select audio.
3. Highlight Mode, using the up and down buttons on the remote.
Press 8 to select Mode.
4. Use the arrow keys to select either Matrix, Hall or Stadium Surround
Sound.
5. Use the information below to set the audio mode you have chosen.
Set up Matrix, Hall, or Stadium Surround.
1. Press MENU to bring up the main menu.
2. Highlight Audio using the up and down buttons on the remote.
Press 8 to select audio.
3. Hi.ghlight Setu F, using the up and down buttons on the remote.
Press 8 to select Setup.
4. Use the menu buttons shown on the screen to select and adjust the the
audio mode you have chosen. The Input Balance can be adjusted in Hall
and Stadium setup, however this feature is not available with Matrix.
Speakers: Select Internal to listen to the TV's built-.in speakers. Select
Exterinal if you have connected externa] speakers to the
EXTERNAL speaker terminals on the back of the TV.
Volume: qet to your personal preference. Use right and left arrows to
increase or decrease the volume.
Balance:
Rear Speakers:
Rear Volume:
Input Balance:
Adjust the left/right balance until the sound seems to
originate from a point halfway between the speakers.
C',et rear speakers to On to hear sound from the rear
surround speaker(s).
Set to your personal preference. Use fight and left arrows to
increase or decrease the volume of the rear speakers.
Used to balance the left and fight audio signals coming into
the set for the best surround sound performance. Most of
the time you will want to leave this at mid scale. If the
sound coming from your surround sound speaker(s) has a
lot of voices, you may want to adjust this display to
minimize the voices. Stop at the point where voices are
minimal in the surround speaker(s).
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