Polk Audio Digital Solution System - Manual (Page 21)

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2. Measure the distance from your main listening position to the center
speaker in feet (Fig.1)
3. Measure the distance from your main listening position to the front
speakers in feet (Fig.1).
4. Subtract the center distance (B) from the front speaker distance (A).
In the example in Figure 1 that would be 20 - 18 = 2
5. Use the
▲ up and ▼ down arrow keys on the remote to move the
arrow shaped cursor on the menu to CENTER.
6. Use the g left and h right arrow keys to select the correct center
delay time. For every 1 foot of difference, select 1 mS of center delay.
The range of choices are 0,1,2,3,4 and 5 mS. In this example you would
select 2mS.
7. Measure the distance from your main listening position to the
surround speakers in feet (Fig. 1). Subtract the surround distance ( C )
from the front distance (B). In the example in Fig.1 that would be 20 -
10 = 10.
8. Use the chart to determine the correct surround delay. In this
example, 10mS surround delay.
9. Use the down arrow key
▼ on the remote to move the arrow shaped
cursor on the menu screen to SURROUND
10. Use the g left and h right arrow keys to select the correct
surround delay time shown on the chart. In this example, select 10ms.
The range of choices are 5, 10 and 15mS.
11. Use the down arrow key
▼ on the remote to move the arrow shaped
cursor down to EXIT. Make sure SAVE is highlighted.
12. Push the ENTER button on the remote.
13. If at any time you wish to return to the preset factory defaults,
return to this on-screen menu, select DEFAULTS ON, save and exit.
The factory settings will be restored.
Setting Dolby Pro Logic Delay
The channel delay function for Dolby Pro Logic exists for a somewhat
different reason than for Dolby Digital. There is a different default
surround delay value than that for Dolby Digital. Dolby Pro Logic does
not require a center channel delay. The factory preset delay default
values are Center = None and Surround = 30mS.
Front Minus Surround Dolby Digital Pro Logic
Distance (feet) Surround Delay Setting Surround Delay Setting
1 - 3 feet 5ms 15mS
4 - 6 feet 5ms 20mS
7 - 11 feet 10ms 25Ms
12 feet or more 15ms 30mS
1. Play a Dolby Pro Logic source and press Surround until “Pro Logic”
appears in the display window. Push the Delay button on the remote
control, this menu will appear on your TV screen:
2. Measure the distance from your main listening position to the front
speakers in feet (Fig. 1).
3. Measure the distance from your main listening position to the
surround speakers in feet (Fig. 1).
4. Subtract the surround distance (C) from the front distance (A). In
this example, it is 10.
5. Use the chart to find the proper surround delay time.
6. Use the down arrow key ▼ on the remote to move the arrow shaped
cursor on the menu screen to SURROUND
7. Use the g left and h right arrow keys on the remote to select the
correct surround delay time shown on the chart. In this example, select
25ms. The range of choices are 15, 20, 25 and 30mS.
8. Use the down arrow key ▼ on the remote to move the arrow shaped
cursor down to EXIT. Make sure SAVE is highlighted.
9. Push the ENTER button on the remote.
10. If at any time you wish to return to the preset factory defaults,
return to this on-screen menu, select DEFAULTS ON, save and exit. The
factory settings will be restored.
A
20'
B 18'
C 10'
Figure 1 Figure 1