Panasonic Dual DIN Hdd Mobile Navigation System Cn Nvd905u Operating Instructions

							Play a disc (continued)
Top menu and title menu operations
  Use  direct touch to select
Menu items can be selected by touching them directly 
(the direct touch function).
Preparation:
   When the direct touch function is off (when the cursor 
keys are displayed), select [DIRECT TOUCH] to turn 
the direct function on.
Touch items in the top menu or title 
menu to select them.
   The display switches to the selected item.
Note:
   The menu items included differ between discs. 
Functions may not always follow user operations, as 
playback differs according to the content of the disc.
   Direct touch may not be usable with some discs. In 
that case, use the cursor keys to make selections.
   If direct touch is switched on, the screen mode is fi xed 
to wide, provided there is an item that can be selected 
for the DVD image.
   Select [] to 
display the touch keys.
   When an item was selected but the unit did not 
recognize which item was selected, the screen near 
the selected area is enlarged. If this occurs, select the 
item again.
  Use the  cursor keys to select
The cursor keys can be used to select menu items.
1Select [DIRECT TOUCH] from Short 
menu 2.
   The cursor keys are displayed.   Select [DIRECT TOUCH] again to turn the 
direct touch function on. When the direct touch 
function is turned on, the cursor keys disappear.
2Use the cursor keys to select an 
item, then select [Enter].
   The display switches to the selected item.
  Change the display positions of 
touch keys
Select [MOVE BUTTONS] from Short 
menu 2.
   The display position changes between top and 
bottom every time the item is selected.
 CD operation screen 
*   Only displayed with CD-Text compatible discs.
Note:
   dts CD cannot be played.   CD EXTRA video cannot be played.
 MP3/ WMA  operation  screen 
Select track/fi le  
Press .
  Press  to play from the next track/fi le.  Press  to play the currently playing track/
fi le from the beginning. Press twice or more to 
play the preceding track/fi le.
Folder selection  
Select [] or [].
   Starts playing the fi rst track in the selected 
folder.
Fast forward/Fast reverse
 
Press and hold .
   Fast forward or fast reverse continues while 
button is pressed.
   Press and hold 
 to fast forward.
   Press and hold 
 to fast reverse.   Release to return to normal playback.
Note:
   For a CD, [] or [] on the CD operation screen can 
also be selected to fast forward/fast reverse.
 [
]:  Touch and hold the button to fast forward.
 [
]:  Touch and hold the button to fast reverse.   Release to return to normal playback. Scan play Random play Repeat play
Fast forward/Fast reverseTrack name* Disc name*
Displays the 
Folder list Folder 
selectionFile name
Folder name
Scan play
Random play
Repeat playFolder Scan play
Folder Random play
Folder Repeat play
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							Select a folder from the list 
 
1Select [FOLDER LIST].
   The Folder list screen is displayed.
2Select a folder from the list.
   Starts playing the fi rst track in the selected 
folder.
   If there are seven or more folders, select [] or 
[] to switch between pages of the list.
Select a fi le from the list  
1Select [FILE] from the folder list.
   The File list screen is displayed.
2Select a fi le from the list.
   Starts playing from the selected fi le.   If there are seven or more fi les, select [] or [] 
to switch between pages of the list.
  Select  to return to the MP3/WMA operation 
screen.
 Scan play  
Select [SCAN].
:   Scans all tracks.
:   Files in the folder currently being played are 
scanned.
   Each track is played for approximately 
10 seconds.
   Select [SCAN] again to return to normal 
playback.
   Scan will be automatically ended when it has run 
through all tracks/all fi les in a folder.
 Folder scan play  
Select [FOLDER SCAN].
   10 seconds is played from the beginning of each 
fi le at the top of each folder, starting with the 
folder after the one being played.
   Select [FOLDER SCAN] again to return to normal 
playback.
   Scan will be automatically ended when it has run 
through the fi rst fi les in all folders.
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 Random play  
Select [RAND].
:   All tracks are played in random order.
:   Files in the folder currently being played are 
played in random order.
   Select [RAND] again to return to normal 
playback.
Note:
   Random selection means that the tracks/fi les are 
constantly played at random from among all tracks 
or all fi les in a folder, so the same track/fi le may be 
played any number of times.
 Folder random play  
Select [FOLDER RAND].
   Files in all folders of the disc are played in 
random order.
   Select [FOLDER RAND] again to return to normal 
playback.
Note:
   Folder random selection means that the fi les are 
constantly played at random from among all fi les in all 
folders, so the same fi le may be played any number of 
times.
 Repeat play  
Select [RPT].
   The track/fi le being played is played repeatedly.   Select [RPT] again to cancel the repetition.
 Folder repeat play  
Select [FOLDER RPT].
   The fi le in the same folder as the fi le being 
played is played repeatedly.
   Select [FOLDER RPT] again to cancel the 
repetition.
Display  fi le information  
Select [Detail] on the Folder/File list 
screen.
   The Detail screen is displayed for the content 
being played.
  Select  to return to the Folder list or File list 
screen.
Note:
   Depending on the recorded content, the text may be 
displayed incorrectly, or may not be displayed at all.
   For safety reasons, the fi le information is not displayed 
while the vehicle is in motion.
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							Select a folder from the list 
 
1Select [FOLDER LIST].
   The Folder list screen is displayed.
2Select a folder from the list.
   Starts playing the fi rst track in the selected 
folder.
   If there are seven or more folders, select [] or 
[] to switch between pages of the list.
Select a fi le from the list  
1Select [FILE] from the folder list.
   The File list screen is displayed.
2Select a fi le from the list.
   Starts playing from the selected fi le.   If there are seven or more fi les, select [] or [] 
to switch between pages of the list.
  Select  to return to the MP3/WMA operation 
screen.
 Scan play  
Select [SCAN].
:   Scans all tracks.
:   Files in the folder currently being played are 
scanned.
   Each track is played for approximately 
10 seconds.
   Select [SCAN] again to return to normal 
playback.
   Scan will be automatically ended when it has run 
through all tracks/all fi les in a folder.
 Folder scan play  
Select [FOLDER SCAN].
   10 seconds is played from the beginning of each 
fi le at the top of each folder, starting with the 
folder after the one being played.
   Select [FOLDER SCAN] again to return to normal 
playback.
   Scan will be automatically ended when it has run 
through the fi rst fi les in all folders.
Play a disc (continued)
 Random play  
Select [RAND].
:   All tracks are played in random order.
:   Files in the folder currently being played are 
played in random order.
   Select [RAND] again to return to normal 
playback.
Note:
   Random selection means that the tracks/fi les are 
constantly played at random from among all tracks 
or all fi les in a folder, so the same track/fi le may be 
played any number of times.
 Folder random play  
Select [FOLDER RAND].
   Files in all folders of the disc are played in 
random order.
   Select [FOLDER RAND] again to return to normal 
playback.
Note:
   Folder random selection means that the fi les are 
constantly played at random from among all fi les in all 
folders, so the same fi le may be played any number of 
times.
 Repeat play  
Select [RPT].
   The track/fi le being played is played repeatedly.   Select [RPT] again to cancel the repetition.
 Folder repeat play  
Select [FOLDER RPT].
   The fi le in the same folder as the fi le being 
played is played repeatedly.
   Select [FOLDER RPT] again to cancel the 
repetition.
Display  fi le information  
Select [Detail] on the Folder/File list 
screen.
   The Detail screen is displayed for the content 
being played.
  Select  to return to the Folder list or File list 
screen.
Note:
   Depending on the recorded content, the text may be 
displayed incorrectly, or may not be displayed at all.
   For safety reasons, the fi le information is not displayed 
while the vehicle is in motion.
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							 Basic  navigation 
settings
1Select [Setup] from the 
Navigation menu.
2Select [Navigation 
Setup].
3Make settings.( right table)
  Use [] or [] to display the 
next page.
Note:
   Select [Default] to go to the screen 
for selecting default setting.
   Select [Yes] to return settings to the 
defaults.
ItemsSettings
 Distance
Set the units for distances and scales displayed on the screen or used in 
voice guidance.  default: [miles]
   [km] ...... Sets kilometer for distance displays.   [miles] ... Sets mile for distance displays.
 Estimated travel time
Changes the average vehicle speed that is the 
basis for estimated arrival time. Settings can 
be made for urban road, country road and 
highway road types.
  default:  Urban road:  25 mph (40 km/h)
     Country road: 35 mph (55 km/h)
     Highway:  55 mph (90 km/h)Select [Change speed].
   Adjustment range 
  Urban road:     5 mph – 25 mph (5 km/h – 40 km/h)
  Country road:   5 mph – 35 mph – 55 mph (5 km/h – 55 km/h – 90 km/h)
  Highway:       5 mph – 55 mph – 75 mph (5 km/h – 90 km/h – 120 km/h)
   Select [Default] to return settings to the defaults.Select 
[OK].
 Keyboard  layout
Changes the key layout for text input.
 default: [ABC]
   [ABC] ....  Sets alphabetical order for the key layout.   [QWE] ...  Sets QWERTY for the key layout.   [AZE] .....  Sets AZERTY for the key layout.
 Time  zone
Sets the Time zone and Daylight Saving Time 
to use.
  default:   Time zone:  [EST]
       Daylight Saving Time: [Off]Select [Change].
   [PST] .....  Pacifi c Standard Time    [AST] .....  Atlantic  Standard  Time    [HST]  ....  Hawaii  Standard  Time    [CST] .....  Central  Standard  Time 
   [EST]  .....  Eastern  Standard  Time    [MST]  ....  Mountain  Standard  Time    [NST]  ....  Newfoundland  Standard  Time    [AKST]  ..  Alaska  Standard  Time Select 
[OK].
Set Daylight Saving Time.
   [On] .......  Sets Daylight Saving Time.   [Off] ......  Does not set Daylight Saving Time.
 Display POI icons
Changes the POI icons displayed on the 
Display POI Icons screen. (
 page 50)Select [Chg. category]. Select the POI icon to change.
   Select [Default] to return 
settings to the defaults.Select a main category.   Select [List all categories] 
to display all sub-categories 
within the main categories.Select a sub-category as POI icon.
Select 
[OK].
 3D  landmark
Sets to display/not display 3D landmarks. ( page 28)
 default: [On]
   [On] .......  Displays the 3D landmark.   [Off] ......  Does not display the 3D landmark.
 Display  clock
Sets to display/not display the clock on the navigation screen.
 default: [On]
   [On] .......  Displays  the  clock.   [Off] ......  Does not display the clock.
 Voice guidance in SRC mode
Sets whether or not to use voice guidance output for navigation when 
displaying and listening to an Audiovisual screen (radio, DVD, CD, etc.).
 default: [On]
   [On] .......  Provides voice guidance while an Audiovisual screen is displayed.   [Off] ......  Does not provide voice guidance while an Audiovisual screen is displayed.
 Auto voice guidance
Sets whether or not to automatically give voice guidance during route 
guidance, such as when approaching an intersection.
 default: [On]
   [On] .......  Provides voice guidance at intersections.   [Off] ......  Does not provide voice guidance at intersections.
Change  navigation settings
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							 Basic  navigation 
settings
1Select [Setup] from the 
Navigation menu.
2Select [Navigation 
Setup].
3Make settings.( right table)
  Use [] or [] to display the 
next page.
Note:
   Select [Default] to go to the screen 
for selecting default setting.
   Select [Yes] to return settings to the 
defaults.
ItemsSettings
 Distance
Set the units for distances and scales displayed on the screen or used in 
voice guidance.  default: [miles]
   [km] ...... Sets kilometer for distance displays.   [miles] ... Sets mile for distance displays.
 Estimated travel time
Changes the average vehicle speed that is the 
basis for estimated arrival time. Settings can 
be made for urban road, country road and 
highway road types.
  default:  Urban road:  25 mph (40 km/h)
     Country road: 35 mph (55 km/h)
     Highway:  55 mph (90 km/h)Select [Change speed].
   Adjustment range 
  Urban road:     5 mph – 25 mph (5 km/h – 40 km/h)
  Country road:   5 mph – 35 mph – 55 mph (5 km/h – 55 km/h – 90 km/h)
  Highway:       5 mph – 55 mph – 75 mph (5 km/h – 90 km/h – 120 km/h)
   Select [Default] to return settings to the defaults.Select 
[OK].
 Keyboard  layout
Changes the key layout for text input.
 default: [ABC]
   [ABC] ....  Sets alphabetical order for the key layout.   [QWE] ...  Sets QWERTY for the key layout.   [AZE] .....  Sets AZERTY for the key layout.
 Time  zone
Sets the Time zone and Daylight Saving Time 
to use.
  default:   Time zone:  [EST]
       Daylight Saving Time: [Off]Select [Change].
   [PST] .....  Pacifi c Standard Time    [AST] .....  Atlantic  Standard  Time    [HST]  ....  Hawaii  Standard  Time    [CST] .....  Central  Standard  Time 
   [EST]  .....  Eastern  Standard  Time    [MST]  ....  Mountain  Standard  Time    [NST]  ....  Newfoundland  Standard  Time    [AKST]  ..  Alaska  Standard  Time Select 
[OK].
Set Daylight Saving Time.
   [On] .......  Sets Daylight Saving Time.   [Off] ......  Does not set Daylight Saving Time.
 Display POI icons
Changes the POI icons displayed on the 
Display POI Icons screen. (
 page 50)Select [Chg. category]. Select the POI icon to change.
   Select [Default] to return 
settings to the defaults.Select a main category.   Select [List all categories] 
to display all sub-categories 
within the main categories.Select a sub-category as POI icon.
Select 
[OK].
 3D  landmark
Sets to display/not display 3D landmarks. ( page 28)
 default: [On]
   [On] .......  Displays the 3D landmark.   [Off] ......  Does not display the 3D landmark.
 Display  clock
Sets to display/not display the clock on the navigation screen.
 default: [On]
   [On] .......  Displays  the  clock.   [Off] ......  Does not display the clock.
 Voice guidance in SRC mode
Sets whether or not to use voice guidance output for navigation when 
displaying and listening to an Audiovisual screen (radio, DVD, CD, etc.).
 default: [On]
   [On] .......  Provides voice guidance while an Audiovisual screen is displayed.   [Off] ......  Does not provide voice guidance while an Audiovisual screen is displayed.
 Auto voice guidance
Sets whether or not to automatically give voice guidance during route 
guidance, such as when approaching an intersection.
 default: [On]
   [On] .......  Provides voice guidance at intersections.   [Off] ......  Does not provide voice guidance at intersections.
Change  navigation settings
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							ItemsSettings
 Delete previous point
The record of previously set destinations 
(
 page 47) can be deleted.Select [Delete]. Select the previous point to delete from the list.
   Select [Del.all] to delete all previous points.Select 
[Yes].
 Current  position
Incorrect vehicle display position and 
direction on the map can be corrected.Select [Adjust]. Move the cursor to the position to set as 
the vehicle position, then select [Enter].
Select [] or [] to adjust the orientation of the vehicle.Select 
[Enter].
  :   Rotates 
counterclockwise.
  :  Rotates clockwise.
 Operation  sound
Sets whether or not to output sounds during operation.
 default: [Off]
   [On] ....... Outputs sounds during operation.   [Off] ...... Does not output sounds during operation.
 Audio output at “Screen Off”
Sets whether or not to output audio when the screen is off.
 default: [On]
   [On] ....... Outputs audio when the screen is off.   [Off] ...... Does not output audio when the screen is off.
 Map color “Day”
Changes the map display colors for day mode. ( page 29)
 default: [1]
   [1] ...... Route has easy-to-see colors when driving during the day and under brightly lit conditions.   [2] ...... Icons have easy-to-see colors when driving during the day and under brightly lit conditions.   [3] ...... Route has easy-to-see colors when driving at night and under low light conditions.   [4] ...... Icons have easy-to-see colors when driving at night and under low light conditions. Map color “Night”
Changes the map display colors for night mode. ( page 29)
 default: [3]
 Menu  picture
Changes the icon for the Destination button on the Navigation menu. 
The icon changes to represent morning, midday, evening and night, 
depending on the time of day.
 default: [1]
 Format SD card
Formats the SD memory card.   This function is for use with future versions 
of this software.Select [Format].
   [Yes] ......... Formats the memory.   [No] ........... Does not format the memory.
Note:
   Data deleted during formatting cannot be restored. 
Consider this before formatting the memory.
Basic navigation 
settings (continued)
1Select [Setup] from the 
Navigation menu.
2Select [Navigation 
Setup].
3Make settings.( right table)
  Use [] or [] to display the 
next page.
Note:
   Select [Default] to go to the screen 
for selecting default setting.
   Select [Yes] to return settings to the 
defaults.
Change navigation settings (continued)
Morning Midday Evening Night
  [1] ......
  [2] ......
  [3] ......
   [Off] ... Always displays the same icon, regardless of the time of day. 
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							ItemsSettings
 Delete previous point
The record of previously set destinations 
(
 page 47) can be deleted.Select [Delete]. Select the previous point to delete from the list.
   Select [Del.all] to delete all previous points.Select 
[Yes].
 Current  position
Incorrect vehicle display position and 
direction on the map can be corrected.Select [Adjust]. Move the cursor to the position to set as 
the vehicle position, then select [Enter].
Select [] or [] to adjust the orientation of the vehicle.Select 
[Enter].
  :   Rotates 
counterclockwise.
  :  Rotates clockwise.
 Operation  sound
Sets whether or not to output sounds during operation.
 default: [Off]
   [On] ....... Outputs sounds during operation.   [Off] ...... Does not output sounds during operation.
 Audio output at “Screen Off”
Sets whether or not to output audio when the screen is off.
 default: [On]
   [On] ....... Outputs audio when the screen is off.   [Off] ...... Does not output audio when the screen is off.
 Map color “Day”
Changes the map display colors for day mode. ( page 29)
 default: [1]
   [1] ...... Route has easy-to-see colors when driving during the day and under brightly lit conditions.   [2] ...... Icons have easy-to-see colors when driving during the day and under brightly lit conditions.   [3] ...... Route has easy-to-see colors when driving at night and under low light conditions.   [4] ...... Icons have easy-to-see colors when driving at night and under low light conditions. Map color “Night”
Changes the map display colors for night mode. ( page 29)
 default: [3]
 Menu  picture
Changes the icon for the Destination button on the Navigation menu. 
The icon changes to represent morning, midday, evening and night, 
depending on the time of day.
 default: [1]
 Format SD card
Formats the SD memory card.   This function is for use with future versions 
of this software.Select [Format].
   [Yes] ......... Formats the memory.   [No] ........... Does not format the memory.
Note:
   Data deleted during formatting cannot be restored. 
Consider this before formatting the memory.
Basic navigation 
settings (continued)
1Select [Setup] from the 
Navigation menu.
2Select [Navigation 
Setup].
3Make settings.( right table)
  Use [] or [] to display the 
next page.
Note:
   Select [Default] to go to the screen 
for selecting default setting.
   Select [Yes] to return settings to the 
defaults.
Change navigation settings (continued)
Morning Midday Evening Night
  [1] ......
  [2] ......
  [3] ......
   [Off] ... Always displays the same icon, regardless of the time of day. 
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							Surround effectsSettings
 [SRS CS Auto]
 What is SRS CS Auto?
SRS CS Auto is a surround system tailored 
for use in a vehicle, using a Circle Surround 
decoder. It reproduces a sound fi eld 
equivalent to 5.1 ch, without using a center 
speaker or subwoofer.
   SRS CS Auto is only enabled if a rear 
speaker (4 ch, 4.1 ch) is connected.
 default: [Off]Select [On].
[ Focus]
Adjusts so that the sound seems to be coming from ear height.
Actual height at which sound is generated from the speakers
 default: 5
  Adjustment range:
 Front:      0 – 5 – 10
 Rear:      0 – 5 – 10
[ TruBass]
Bass strength can be set for each speaker.
Even if no subwoofer is used, the bass sound is almost as powerful.
(If a subwoofer is used, the bass sound will be even more impressive.)
 default: 4
  Adjustment range:
 Front:      0 – 4 – 10
 Rear:      0 – 4 – 10
  Subwoofer:     0 – 4 – 10
[ Mix to Rear]
When playing a DVD for which the dialog and music are played from the front 
channel and sound effects from the rear channel, it may be diffi cult to hear the 
dialog from the rear seats.
Set Mix to Rear to combine output of front channel components (such as 
dialog) with the rear speaker output, making dialog easier to hear from the rear 
seats while maintaining the realism of surround sound.
  default: 40 %
  Adjustment range:
    0 % – 40 % – 100 % 
[ Speaker  Size]
Make settings to match the size of the connected speakers.   If the Speaker Size settings are changed, the TruBass setting value for the 
changed speakers is returned to the default setting.
 default: [Large]Front:
   Select [Small] or [Large].
Rear:
   Select [Small] or [Large].
 Surround  effects
1Select [Sound] on 
any Source operation 
screen.
(Example: AM)
2Select the item to set.
3Make settings.( right table)
Note:
   SRS CS Auto will be turned off 
automatically if you change Balance 
Fader/Speaker Setting/Graphic 
Equalizer setting.
Change  audio and video settings
is a trademark of SRS Labs, Inc.
CS Auto technology is incorporated under 
license from SRS Labs, Inc.
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							Surround effectsSettings
 [SRS CS Auto]
 What is SRS CS Auto?
SRS CS Auto is a surround system tailored 
for use in a vehicle, using a Circle Surround 
decoder. It reproduces a sound fi eld 
equivalent to 5.1 ch, without using a center 
speaker or subwoofer.
   SRS CS Auto is only enabled if a rear 
speaker (4 ch, 4.1 ch) is connected.
 default: [Off]Select [On].
[ Focus]
Adjusts so that the sound seems to be coming from ear height.
Actual height at which sound is generated from the speakers
 default: 5
  Adjustment range:
 Front:      0 – 5 – 10
 Rear:      0 – 5 – 10
[ TruBass]
Bass strength can be set for each speaker.
Even if no subwoofer is used, the bass sound is almost as powerful.
(If a subwoofer is used, the bass sound will be even more impressive.)
 default: 4
  Adjustment range:
 Front:      0 – 4 – 10
 Rear:      0 – 4 – 10
  Subwoofer:     0 – 4 – 10
[ Mix to Rear]
When playing a DVD for which the dialog and music are played from the front 
channel and sound effects from the rear channel, it may be diffi cult to hear the 
dialog from the rear seats.
Set Mix to Rear to combine output of front channel components (such as 
dialog) with the rear speaker output, making dialog easier to hear from the rear 
seats while maintaining the realism of surround sound.
  default: 40 %
  Adjustment range:
    0 % – 40 % – 100 % 
[ Speaker  Size]
Make settings to match the size of the connected speakers.   If the Speaker Size settings are changed, the TruBass setting value for the 
changed speakers is returned to the default setting.
 default: [Large]Front:
   Select [Small] or [Large].
Rear:
   Select [Small] or [Large].
 Surround  effects
1Select [Sound] on 
any Source operation 
screen.
(Example: AM)
2Select the item to set.
3Make settings.( right table)
Note:
   SRS CS Auto will be turned off 
automatically if you change Balance 
Fader/Speaker Setting/Graphic 
Equalizer setting.
Change  audio and video settings
is a trademark of SRS Labs, Inc.
CS Auto technology is incorporated under 
license from SRS Labs, Inc.
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 [Balance  Fader]
Adjusts output levels for left/right (Balance) and front/rear (Fader).
 default: 0Adjust the Balance/Fader.  Adjustment range: Balance ([Left]/[Right]):    7 (Left) – 0 – 7 (Right)
         Fader ([Front]/[Rear]):     7 (Front) – 0 – 7 (Rear)
 [Speaker  Setting]
Adjusts the output level for each speaker.
     default:  Speaker Level:  0 dB
         Speaker Delay:  0 cm
         Subwoofer:  120 Hz
[ Speaker  Level]
Adjusts the output level for 
each speaker.Adjust the output level for each speaker.   Adjustment range:    –12 dB – 0 dB – 12 dB   Make the speaker from which the test signal (a buzzing sound) is audible at the lowest volume the reference, then 
adjust other speakers so they are heard with the same speaker sound.
[ Speaker  Delay]
Sets the distance of each 
speaker from the reference 
point.Input the distance to each speaker.  Adjustment range:
    0 cm – 500 cm
   When the distance is set, the 
timing of sound output from 
the other speakers is delayed to 
match the speaker furthest from 
the reference point. 
   (Approximately 0.3 ms per 
10 cm)
   Set the listening position as the reference point.   Measure the distance horizontally.
[ Subwoofer]
When a subwoofer 
is connected, set the 
maximum number of Hz for 
audio to be output from the 
subwoofer. 
(Cutoff frequency)Set the frequency.   Adjustment range:    60 Hz – 120 Hz – 200 Hz
 [Graphic  Equalizer]
 default: [EQ1]Adjust the Graphic 
Equalizer.
Adjust the level for each frequency band.   Adjustment range:      –4   –   0   –   4
         (–10 dB – ±0 dB – +10 dB)
Register the current 
adjustment values.Touch and hold the setting to register, from [EQ1] to [EQ5], for at least 2 seconds.
Note:
   Settings cannot be registered to [Flat].   Touch and hold [Flat] for 2 seconds or more to return all settings to the defaults.
Load registered adjustment 
values.Select the settings to load, from [Flat] to [EQ5].
Surround effects 
(continued)
1Select [Sound] on 
any Source operation 
screen.
(Example: AM)
2Select the item to set.
3Make settings.( right table)
Note:
   SRS CS Auto will be turned off 
automatically if you change Balance 
Fader/Speaker Setting/Graphic 
Equalizer setting.
Change audio and video settings (continued)
Flat: (Flat) Flat frequency response
EQ1: (Rock) Speedy and heavy sound
EQ2: (Pop) Wide-ranged and deep sound
EQ3: (Vocal) Clear sound
EQ4: (Jazz) Jazz-specifi c deep sound
EQ5: (Club) Club and disco-specifi c sound
Front LFront R 
Reference point
Rear L Rear R
Subwoofer 50 cm120 cm
130 cm
140 cm 70 cm
 Frequency (Hz)Settings60 160 400 1 kHz3 kHz6 kHz12 kHz
Flat ±0 ±0 ±0 ±0 ±0 ±0 ±0
EQ1 +3 +1 ±0 –1 +1 +2 +3
EQ2 +2 +1 +1 +1 +1 +2 +2
EQ3 +1 +1 +1 +2 +2 +3 +3
EQ4 +3 +3 +1 –2 –1 +2 +4
EQ5 +4 +3 ±0 +4 +2 +3 +4
SpeakerMeasure this distance Reference point
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