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Dolby Pro Logic IIx modes are in use. Press the ‹/›

Navigation Buttons D

to select the desired

Dolby Pro Logic mode for adjustment, and then press

the

⁄

/¤ Navigation Buttons D

to move

through the three choices. Press the

‹/› Navigation

Buttons

to adjust the settings, as desired.

The three Dolby surround settings are:

•

ENTER WIDTH

This setting adjusts the

balance of the vocal information in the front sound-

stage between the center and front left/right speak-

ers. The lower settings spread the center channel

sound more broadly into the left and right channels.

higher number (up to “7”) produces a tighter cen-

ter channel presentatioin.

•

DIMENSION: This setting alters the perceived

depth of the surround field by creating a shallower

presentation that appears to move sounds toward

the front of the room, or a deeper presentation

that appears to move the center of the sound field

toward the back of the room. The setting of “O” is a

neutral default, with the range of adjustment shown

as “R-3” for a deeper, rear-oriented sound to “F-3”

for a shallower, front-oriented sound.

•

PANORAMA: Switch this setting to ON to

add an enveloping wraparound presentation that

increases the perception of sound along the sides

of the room.

When any needed adjustments to the parameter set-

tings for the Dolby Pro Logic II and Dolby Pro Logic IIx

Music modes have been made, or if no adjustment

to those settings are required, press the

⁄/¤

Navigation Buttons D

to move to the

last line on the menu.

The

NIGHT line adjusts the settings for the Night

mode, which is only available when specially encoded

Dolby Digital sources are being played.

The

Night mode

is a feature of

Dolby Digital

that uses

special processing to preserve the dynamic range and

full intelligibility of a movie soundtrack, while reducing

the peak level.

This prevents abruptly loud transitions

from disturbing others, without reducing the sonic

impact of a digital source

To adjust the Night mode setting, make certain that

the cursor is on the

NIGHT line of the DOLBY

menu. Next, press ‹/› Navigation Buttons

to choose between the following settings

as they appear in the

on-screen display

OFF: When OFF is shown, the Night mode will

not function.

MID: When MID is shown, a mild compression

will be applied.

MAX: When MAX is shown, a more severe com-

pression algorithm will be applied.

e recommend that you select the

etting as

a starting point and change to the

MAX setting later,

if desired.

When all settings on the

DOLBY SURROUND

menu have been competed, press the

⁄

/¤

Navigation Buttons D

until the cursor is next

ACK TO SURROUND SETUP

press the

OK/Enter Button o on the TC 30 or the

et Button

n the ZR 10 remote. You may then

make any additional changes to the available options

from that screen, or use

⁄/¤ Navigation Buttons

to move the cursor to the BACK TO

SURROUND CONFIG

menu and press the

OK/Enter Button o on the TC 30 or the Set

Button

on the ZR 10 remote again to back up

one menu.

At the main

SURROUND SETUP menu, you

may change the SOURCE to make adjustments

to another input, or when all input sources have been

configured,

use

⁄/¤ Na

vigation Buttons

to move the cursor to the BACK TO MASTER

and press the OK/Enter Button o on the

TC 30 or the

Set Button

on the ZR 10 remote

to return to the main menu so that you may move to

the next step in configuring your AVR 745.

Using EzSet/EQII

The AVR 745 includes the latest Harman Kardon

EzSet/EQII technology to automatically configure your

system to deliver the best possible performance based

on your specific speaker selection, where the speakers

are placed in the room and the acoustic influences in

your listening room. By using a series of test signals

and the processing power of a Texas Instruments

™

DA 610 digital signal processor, running at 250mHz.

EzSet/EQII eliminates the need for manual adjustment

of speaker “size”, crossover, delay and output level set-

tings while it adds the power of proprietar

y algorithms

and configurable digital filters to deliver optimal sound

reproduction.

In addition to making system setup quick and easy,

EzSet/EQ

II is more precise than manual settings

With

EzSet/EQII, you are able to calibrate your system in a

fraction of the time it would take to enter the settings

manually

, and with results that rival those achieved with

expensive test equipment and time-consuming proce-

dures

The end result is a system-calibration profile

that enables your new receiver to deliver the best

possible sound, no matter what type of speakers you

have or what the properties of your listening room are.

EzSet/E

QII includes a number of improvements to the

original version, including the ability to set up to three

different sets of EQ measurements and the capability

to handle dual subwoofers. The menu and setup sys-

tem not only delivers improved precision for all meas-

urements, but it also guides you through the step-by-

step process of EQ Design. With EzSet/EQII, you can

now “test drive” the settings by listening to the results

of the EzSet/EQII process before entering the settings

into the system memory.

We recommend that you take advantage of the

precision of EzSet/EQII to calibrate your system,

ut if desired you may also make any of the

configuration settings manually, or trim the settings

provided by

EzSet/EQII by following the instructions

on pages 33–38.

efore starting EzSet/EQII, make certain that you have

connected all speakers for your system and that you

have both the EzSet/EQII microphone and the exten-

der rod handy. If you have a standard camera tripod,

attach the extender rod to the tripod, and then screw

the microphone to the top of the rod. Place the tripod

at your primar

y listening position, at least three feet

from the nearest hard surface, and adjust it so that the

microphone is at or above ear level. If you do not

have a tripod, simply screw the extender rod into the

bottom of the EzSet/EQII microphone.

Next, plug the microphone into the

EzSet/EQII

Microphone Jack

J located behind the Front-

Panel Control Door

Finally, before going further, make certain that the pro-

gram volume is at -25dB. If there is a volume or

“level” control on your subwoofer, make certain that it

is set to at least the mid-point, if not a bit higher

To start the EQ Design process, first navigate to the

EZSET/EQ MAIN menu (Fig. 12) by pressing

the

OSD Button C on the ZR10 remote or the

Menu Button A on the TC 30. Press the

⁄

/¤

Navigation Buttons o until the cursor is pointing

EZSET/EQ in the MASTER MENU.

Press the

OK/Enter Button o on the TC 30 or the

Set Button œ to bring the new menu to the screen.

Figure 12

There are four choices in the EZSET/EQ

MAIN

menu, three of which are relevant at this

time. Use the

⁄/¤ Navigation Buttons D

to move the cursor next to the line that contains the

type of setup you wish to perform, and then press

the

OK/Enter Button E on the TC 30 or the

Set Button

on the ZR 10 remote to start that

process.

• In most cases, you will want to use the Automatic

mode, which calibrates the system for speaker pres-

* EZSET/EQ MAIN *

Select activity

AUTOMATIC EQ DESIGN

MANUAL EQ DESIGN

EZSET/EQ MANUAL SETUP

EZSET/EQ PRESET SELECT

BACK TO MASTER MENU

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