Listening To Tv - Onkyo LS-T30 Instruction Manual

Change the desired sound quality
(SOUND MODE)
You can switch the sound mode of input sound
as desired.
1. Press SOUND MODE button.
The sound modes are switched in the
following order each time this button is
pressed. The status indicator lights (orange)
indicate the current mode.
Play files with a good balance from low
through to high frequencies. This is the
standard mode with neutral settings.
Creates a richer sound field, provides
realistic sound movement and amplifies
bass sounds. Ideal for watching movies.
Suitable for listening to music. Playback
music with pure quality similar to the
original sound.
Play files with voice clearly. Ideal when
watching the news or documentary
programmes.
Switch audio in sound-multiplex
programmes
This can be set only when the audio signal is
Dolby Digital. Press and hold the SOUND
MODE button on the remote controller for
approximately 3 seconds. Pressing and holding
switches the source in the following order.
Main: The input indicator (white) flashes
once.
Secondary: The input indicator (white)
flashes twice.
MainiSecondary: The input indicator
(white) flashes three times.
10
(Standard)
(Surround)
(Stereo)
(Voice)
Auto Standby function:
If there is no audio input and no operation of
the unit has been performed for some time,
the power will automatically enter standby
mode as Auto Standby is on by default. The
time taken to enter standby mode depends
on the connected cables or the input source.
0 Connecting with the optical digital audio
cable or coaxial cable: 2 hours
(5 minutes when power to the TV is off)
0 Connecting with the stereo mini plug
cable: 5 minutes
0 Bluetooth/USB (North American models):
5 minutes
To cancel this function, press and hold
the unit, and then press and hold
continuing to press . The input source
indicator flashes twice (white) to indicate that
this setting is now off.
0 Repeating this procedure switches
between on/off. The indicator flashes
once to indicate that this setting is now
on.

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