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Understanding the Multi-Channel Surround Displays
Source sound displays
The letters (L, C, R, etc.) indicate the source sound. The boxes around the letters vary to
show how the system down*nixes the source sound (based on the speaker settings).
When using music sound modes like HALL, the system adds reverberation based on
the source sound.
Although the table below shows almost all of the configurations available from multi-
cha_mel surround signals, the ones marked "vr" are the most common.
O
Recording
Format
(Front] Rear)
1/0
2/0.
3/0
2/1
3/i
2/2
3/2
2/0"*
PCM
Input Channel
DOLBY DIGITAL [1/0]
DTS 11/0]
DOLBY DIGITAL [2/0]
DTS [2/0]
DOLBY DIGITAL D/0]
DTS [3/0]
DOLBY DIGITAL I2/1]
DTS [2/1]
DOLBY DIGITAL 13/1]
DTS [3/1]
DOLBY DIGITAL [2/2]
DTS [2/21
_:-DOLBY DIGITAL 13/2]
_- DTS [3/2]
_- DOLBY DIGITAL [2/0]
_7PCM XX kHz
Source Sound and
Output Channel Display
dm
DD
orb
DO
dm
DO
DO
c_3
FCM
*Signals with Dolby surrotmd encoded flag OFF
**Signals with Dolby surround encoded flag ON
Notes
• Tiae system performs Pro Logic decoding and the display conforms to 2/0"* when using the following
movie sound modes with 2/0"* or fflEREO PCM format signals. (C. STUDIO A, B,C, V MULTI. D.)
• When using music sound modes like HALL with standard audio formats, like PCM, the system creates
r_ar signais frorn the front L and R signals. However, a center speaker signal is not oeated. _ _ _,
sound isoutput from the rear speakers, but output channelindicators for the lear speake_ do not light.
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