Lpcm Out; Channel Delay - Sanyo DC-HT818 Instruction Manual

System Setup

2.2.2 LPCM OUT

When DIGITAL OUTPUT is set to SPDIF/PCM, this item is available.
Select a sample rating for the digital audio output. There are two options, 48KHz and
96KHz.
NOTE: Some amplifiers don't support 96KHz sampling which will affect the coaxial
output.
2.3 DOLBY DIGITAL SETUP
2.3.1 DUAL MONO
STEREO: The player outputs the left-channel audio and right-channel audio via the
FL and FR speaker respectively.
L-MONO: The player outputs the left-channel audio only via both the FL and FR
speaker.
R- MONO: The player outputs the right-channel audio only via both the FL and FR
speaker.
MIX- MONO: The player outputs the average signal of the left-channel and right-
channel audio via the FL speaker and the FR speaker.
NOTE: This function only applies to the Dolby AC -3 encoded 2-channel discs.
2.3.2 DYNAMIC
When you watch films with large dynamic scope in low volume, for example at night,
you can adjust the dynamic value up to avoid losing sound details resulting from the
low volume.

2.4 CHANNEL DELAY

This item is used to set the delay time for the center, rear speakers and the subwoofer.
The delay is to compensate for the audio propagation time difference caused by the
distance difference of the speakers to the listener.
Use the direction key [ ]/[ ] to select a speaker, center speaker, subwoofer, left
surround speaker or right surround speaker. Then use the direction key [ ]/[ ] to set
the distance difference.
0cm
Sub
Woofer
2.5 EQUALIZER
2.5.1 SOUND MODE
Select a desired sound mode in this item.
2.5.2 BASS BOOST
Set it to ON to boost the bass sound.
2.5.3 SUPER BASS
Set it to ON to get the super bass sound effect.
2.5.4 TREBLE BOOST
Set it to ON to boost the treble sound.
NOTE:
The unit does not support delays for when the distance
between the center or surround speakers and the listener
are longer than that between the front speakers and the
listener.
In case the channel delay settings cannot match your
speaker configuration, please set all distance difference
to 0cm. If possible, use your receiver/amplifier to set the
channel delay.
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