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7.3 MASTER LOW-LEVEL INPUTS SELECTION

1. How to set up the low-level inputs

The inputs can be selected by clicking on the system’s

loudspeakers assigning the corresponding channel number

(Ch1÷Ch6).

For the Low Level inputs the following input channels are

available: Front Left Full, Front Right Full, Rear Left Full, Rear Right

Full, Center Full, Subwoofer.

Press BACK to go back to the previous step.

Press NEXT to go ahead with the setup procedure.

Press CANCEL to exit the program.

2. How to calibrate the MASTER inputs levels

Calibration is absolutely required to adapt the bit One HD inputs

sensitivity to the signal coming from the source.

Press BACK to go back to the previous step.

Press NEXT to go ahead with the inputs calibration.

Press SKIP to bypass the inputs calibration procedure.

Follow the instructions listed below:

- insert the supplied CD:

• insert the “Setup CD” if the head unit in use is an AUDIO CD Player

• insert the “TEST SIGNAL DVD” if the head unit in use is a Dolby

Digital (AC3) “Audio Car Theatre 5.1” featuring analog outputs, or an

analog audio system featuring a central channel.

- play track 1 (press Play);

- set all tone controls to zero (0);

- set balance and fader to center (0);

- adjust the head unit volume to the maximum undistorted output level.

Press BACK to go back to the previous step.

Press NEXT to go ahead with the setup procedure.

Press CANCEL to exit the program.

Remark: the calibration is essential to adapt the bit One HD sensitivity to

the signal coming from the source.

WARNING: the head unit level must be elevated to the maximum undistorted level. If the head unit level

can not be tested in advance, bring the volume adjustment to approximately 80% of its maximum

excursion. If the head unit output level is set at a lower level the bit One HD will produce a ground

noise (hissing sound). Should such noise come from the bit One HD during reproduction, the

calibration procedure will need to be repeated at higher volume.