Help Guide (Web manual)

Help Guide

MULTI CHANNEL AV RECEIVER

STR-DH590

List of settings that can be adjusted using the menu on the display panel

You can adjust the following settings from the setting menu on the display panel of the receiver by pressing AMP MENU.

Some settings can also be adjusted using the menu displayed on the TV screen.

Auto Calibration settings “<A. CAL>”

Auto Calibration start “START”

Auto Calibration can be performed through the steps of [Easy Setup]. For details on [Easy Setup], refer to the

Operating Instructions.

Auto Calibration type “CAL TYPE” (*1)

This setting is explained using menus on the TV screen.

Refer to “Selecting the Auto Calibration type [Calibration Type].”

Level settings “<LEVEL>”

Test tone “T. TONE” (*2)

The settings below are explained using menus displayed on the TV screen.

Refer to “Adjusting the speaker level [Level].”

Front left speaker level “FL LVL” (*2)

Front right speaker level “FR LVL” (*2)

Center speaker level “CNT LVL” (*2)

Surround left speaker level “SL LVL” (*2)

Surround right speaker level “SR LVL” (*2)

Subwoofer level “SW LVL” (*2)

TV volume offset “TV.OFFSET”

Speaker settings “<SPKR>”

Speaker pattern “PATTERN”

For details on the speaker pattern, refer to the Operating Instructions.

The settings below are explained using menus displayed on the TV screen.

Refer to “Adjusting the speaker size [Size].”

Front speakers size “FRT SIZE” (*2)

Center speaker size “CNT SIZE” (*2)

Surround speakers size “SUR SIZE” (*2)

The settings below are explained using menus displayed on the TV screen.

Refer to “Adjusting the speaker distance [Distance].”

Front left speaker distance “FL DIST.” (*2)

Front right speaker distance “FR DIST.” (*2)

Center speaker distance “CNT DIST.” (*2)

Surround left speaker distance “SL DIST.” (*2)

Surround right speaker distance “SR DIST.” (*2)

Subwoofer distance “SW DIST.” (*2)

Distance unit “DIST.UNIT”

The settings below are explained using menus displayed on the TV screen.

Refer to “Setting the crossover frequency of the speakers [Crossover Freq].”