User manual LEXICON CP-2

[. . . ] These programs can utilize left and right rear channels but are also effective using only two front loudspeakers. PANORAMA 1 2 BANK tems. [. . . ] EFFECT: UP and DOWN adjust the level or intensity of effects added by the CP-2. BALANCE: F and B adjust the levels of the rear speakers relative to the sides and fronts. NORMAL WIDE 3 BINAURAL AMBIENCE 4 5 SMALL MEDIUM 6 PARAM LARGE AMBIENCE simulates rooms and concert halls of three different sizes, generating reflections of appropriate directionality, delay and spectral shape and sending them to the side and rear speakers. REVERB simulates halls and rooms of three sizes with the aid of side and rear channels. These programs have fewer specific initial reflections than AMBIENCE but richer and smoother reverberant decay. numbers 3, 632, 886, 3, 746, 792 and 3, 959, 590; Canadian numbers 1, 004, 603 and 1, 037, 877. "Dolby" and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation. Lexicon CP-2 Digital Audio Environment Processor Quick Reference Guide The Rear Panel LEVEL REAR L SIDE L MAIN CENTER SUB CENTER/OUT L PHANTOM/IN R SUB WOOFER TAPE TAPE OUT IN INPUTS II I L R OUTPUTS R R Push Phantom/In if you have no center channel; leave it out if a center speaker is connected. Leaving this button out with no center channel will cause the Surround programs to malfunction. Configuration Press BANK and hold for five seconds. The CP1 is now in Configuration mode. Center Phantom Button IN Center Phantom Button IN · Use PARAM UP or DOWN to adjust display contrast. [. . . ] · Push PARAM UP or DOWN until the configuration you have chosen and the description in the display match. 1 2 3 Center Phantom Button IN Center Phantom Button IN 4 5 6 Center Phantom Button IN speaker connected to center output speakers connected to Main outputs speakers connected to Side outputs speakers connected to Rear outputs 7 8 9 Center Phantom Button IN If you are using only one rear speaker it may be hooked up to either the left or right rear output, as long as you use the correct Configuration number. [. . . ]