Image shows Level Setting Procedure Dialog Box
When Expert Assist is performing the Autoset Levels Procedure, all channel levels will be measured individually. Expert Assist will determine the speaker with the highest output level and position that measured data properly on the target. All other speakers will then be raised in level until they either hit the target or run out of channel level. If this happens, the user can reduce the level of the loudest speaker and either manually adjust or rerun the Autoset Levels Procedure again.
It should be noted that, all of the speakers in the system should have similar levels before beginning. If the subwoofer or any other speaker is over 12 dB higher in output level, Expert Assist will attempt to raise the level of all other speakers to their maximum level to keep up which may result in some speakers not able to meet the target. Expert Assist will not intentionally reduce large amounts of output level on its own.
Expert Assist: Before You Begin
Expert Assist: Setting Up a Target
Expert Assist: Identifying Which Channels to Tune
Expert Assist: Identifying Channels to Leave Unmuted:
Expert Assist: Assigning a Target Response
Expert Assist: Selecting Number of EQ Bands
Expert Assist: Confirming All Microphone(s) Are Connected
Expert Assist: Controlling The Volume
Expert Assist: Autoset EQ to Target
Expert Assist: Making Manual Adjustments for EQ
Expert Assist: Level Setting Procedure <<< You are Here
Expert Assist: Making Manual Adjustments for Level
Expert Assist: Delay Setting Procedure