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Calibrate: Use the calibration procedure to perform signal summing,
EQ restoration and time delay correction tasks automatically.
Once all connections are made, follow the steps in the “Calibration
Process Chart” to perform the calibration procedure.
Ensure that any vehicle chimes or alerts that play through the audio
system are not triggered during the calibration process.
Calibration Process Chart
Action
Input Status
LEDs
Calibration Status
LEDs
Note
1. Turn on source unit
and conrm the FiX™
82 and all aftermar-
ket equipment have
turned on.
When the FiX™
82 is powered,
its Input
Status LEDs
are active and
their illumina-
tion will vary
depending on
the condition
of the input
signal.
Flashing amber
(only if it has never
been calibrated)
OEM source unit balance,
fader and tone controls
should be set to zero/
at or “centered”. Turn o
any source unit EQ or DSP
modes.
2. With the OEM source
unit volume set at 75%,
insert the FiX™ Calibra-
tion CD and play Track
01. (Note: Track 01
begins with 20 seconds
of silence.)
If your OEM source unit is
not equipped with a CD
player, you may transfer
the calibration track to a
portable media player or
thumb drive and connect
to your source unit’s auxil-
iary input. Make to sure to
disable any EQ/DSP modes
on your portable media
player during calibration.
3. Within 15 seconds of
starting Track 01, press
and hold the “Calibrate”
button for 5 seconds
until the “Calibration
Status” LEDs turn to
steady amber, then
release.
Two green ashes
Once the “Calibrate”
button is released, the
“Calibration Status”
LEDs may also light
amber, depending on
the progress of Track
01. This is normal.
4. After approximately
30 seconds, the “Cal-
ibration Status” LEDs
will indicate whether a
successful calibration
was achieved or not.
Steady green Successful calibration
1 short red ash*
Error: Calibrated
response not at
2 short red ashes*
Error: Incomplete audio
spectrum
3 short red ashes*
Error: Delay compensa-
tion failure
4 short red ashes*
Error: No or low input
signal level
*Refer to the “Troubleshooting” section for
more info.
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