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This guide will help you understand the basic menu structure of the Cinema 12 and get the
most basic settings configured. Pay attention to the italic portions to steer clear of common
setup mistakes. The manual covers this information in more detail.
AUTO SETUP
Audio setup uses the included microphone to configure and calibrate the Cinema 12 to your
room. Please note. If you use this feature, you must NOT select the HDMI 1, 2, 3, or 4 inputs
as this will cause the auto setup to not function. Please also be sure to set the volume to an
appropriate level and keep the room quiet. Stray noises and sound can affect the auto-setup's
accuracy. Auto set up is a good place to start. However, you will receive the best possible
audio quality by setting up manually or by tweaking the auto setup results.
LISTENING PROFILES / MEMORY 1 (MOVIE MODE)
Set Speaker Config – Selects speakers to "on" or "off" depending on the type of set
up you are using.
Set Distance – Sets distance for each speaker to listening position in 1ft increments.
Set Balance – This sets the VOLUME for each speaker. If you have low output to a
channel or to your sub, be sure to check this to make sure it's not too low. It's also
important to check this if your amplifier(s) has variable input sensitivity control.
VERY IMPORTANT –
be sure to turn the volume down prior to testing, as this Test Mode has a high
output.
Set Crossover Points – Sets crossover points for all your speakers.
VERY IMPORTANT –
crossovers points for the main front R & L speakers. If main front R & L speakers
are set to full range, your subwoofer will have no output.
Set Room EQ – Allows for 10 band adjustable EQ for each speaker.
Set Speaker Phase – Sets speaker phase to normal or inverted for each speaker.
Go to Main Menu – Returns to Main Menu.
(5.1, 6.1, 7.1 etc.)
If using the TEST MODE function in the Set Balance menu,
If you want output to your subwoofer, you must select
1
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