Ada Suite 7.1 HD Installation Manual page 25

When setting up your speaker array using the PC
program, select the side THEATER tab, the PRO
SETUP top tab and then the 2-LEVELS sub tab.
In the window toward the left are the text buttons
that engage the pink noise generator. Here you
can SEQUENCE (noise will move from speaker
to speaker automatically), ADVANCE (go to the
next speaker in order when pressed), or select
a specific speaker in which the noise will remain
until another option is selected or the Noise Test
OFF button is pressed.
With pink noise playing through a speaker, aim
the SPL meter at the speaker but note the position
of where the meter is. You can spin it but you do
not want to move it from that spot. Raise or lower
that speaker channels audio level (UP or DN but-
tons). Any adjustments made here occur in real
time (instantly). The level noted in Decibels (dB)
will also change. Adjust that speaker's level such
that the needle on the SPL meter is swinging with
75 dB as a center point. Then proceed to adjust
another speaker by selecting its NOISE button
and then aiming the SPL meter toward it.
From the front of the Suite 7.1 HD, while in the
setup mode, use the Mode knob to navigate to the
word SETUP and press the Mode knob.
On the page that features LABELS/AV in the top
left corner, use the Mode knob to navigate to the
LEVELS option and press the Mode knob.
You are now on the Levels page with the N in
NOISE flashing. To engage the automatic se-
quencing of noise through all active speaker
channels, turn the Mode knob so that the cursor
is on the S in SEQ and press the Mode knob.
Alternately, to select a specific channel, turn the
Mode knob to that channel. The Noise will engage
when you press the Mode knob. Turning the Input
knob will adjust that channels volume. Use the
SPL meter as noted above to set the levels.
Note: If you deactivated a speaker channel dur-
ing Speaker setup, the Noise test will skip over
that speaker and move on to the next active
speaker.
While Storing of Balance Presets is done on this
screen, ADA suggests waiting to store these pre-
sets until the Delay Levels are also adjusted. The
Balance Preset stores both the Balance Levels
and Delay Levels.
T R x B R x V R x
T O N E R E C A L L 1 T N B L V L E Q
B A L R E C A L L 1 S E T U P
V O L R E C A L L 1 L O U D N E S S M ]
L A B E L S / A V
S P E A K E R S
L E V E L S H D M I T H X
D E L A Y S S O L O T E S T R E V E R B
N O I S E S E Q
L O . O C O . O R
L S O . O S B O . O R S
S B L O . O
N O I S E S E Q
L 1 . 5 C
L S O . O S B
S B L O . O
N O I S E S E Q
L 1 . 5 C - 1 . O R
L S O . O S B
S B L O . O
N O I S E S E Q
L 1 . 5 C
L S O . O S B
S B L O . O
P L E H [ P M ]
B A S S A D A B U S
T U R N O N
S T R 1 [ P M ]
O . O
O . O
S B R O . O
S T R 1 [ P M ]
O . O R O . O
O . O R S O . O
S B R O . O
S T R 1 [ P M ]
O . O
O . O R S O . O
S B R O . O
S T R 1 [ P M ]
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O . O R S O . O
S B R O . O
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