Crossover; Lfe (Low Frequency Effect) Level; Lip Sync (Krf-V6400D Only) - Kenwood KRF-V6400D Instruction Manual

3
Repeat step 2 for each speaker until the distances
of all speakers are set.
4
Go to the next setting.

Crossover

Crossover
The crossover frequency is the lower limit of the bass frequencies
reproduced from the speakers set to "NML" in the <Speaker
configuration>. The frequencies below the set crossover
frequency are output from other speakers (those set to "LRG" and
the subwoofer).
1
Select "CROSSOVER".
[SETUP]
[MULTI CONTROL ∞/5]
[SETUP]
2
Set the crossover frequency.
Use [MULTI CONTROL ∞/5] to select crossover frequency.
[SETUP]
The frequency is selected from 40, 60, 80, 100, 120, 150 and
200Hz.
3
Go to the next setting.

LFE (Low Frequency Effect) Level

LFE (Low Frequency Effect) Level
Low frequency effect signal is used exclusively for giving the field
effect of bass tone in the Dolby Digital and DTS signal.
1
Select "LFE LVL".
[SETUP]
[MULTI CONTROL ∞/5]
[SETUP]
2
Set the LFE level.
Use [MULTI CONTROL ∞/5] to select the LFE level.
[SETUP]
The level is adjusted from 0dB to -10dB in1dB step
decrements.
3
Go to the next setting.

Lip Sync (KRF-V6400D only)

Lip Sync (KRF-V6400D only)
If the monitored video is delayed in time with respect to the
audio from the speakers, the audio output timing can be delayed.
1
Select "LIP SYNC".
[SETUP]
[MULTI CONTROL ∞/5]
[SETUP]
2
Set the delay time.
Use [MULTI CONTROL ∞/5] to select the delay time.
[SETUP]
The delay time is adjusted from 0ms to 300ms in 10ms step.
3
Press [SETUP] to exit the setup mode.
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