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Audio/Video General Delay per AV Zone
Set the global lip sync delay for each theater, A/V,
and Headphone zone here. Max value is 250 ms.
System Setup
To control Astral 16 using the iPad Astral 16 App or
Control Systems via TCP/IP, the Network should
remain active at all times. Enable the Network
Standby (On) to allow for such control. Note that
the standby consumption will be higher.
Enable fast boot to substantially decrease power
on time of Astral 16 at the expense of greater
standby power consumption.
Enable the Quiet mode to shift the Fan start up
temperature to a higher threshold so it will not
start at average listening level, but at higher one,
thus they will not be audible in normal condition.
This is useful when the unit is in positionned close
to the listening area. We recommend to turn if Off
when in a technical rack.
Front Panel
Settings that govern behavior of the front panel
screen.
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Active Brightness: Brightness of the screen
when the screen is actively being used.
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Standby Brightness: Brightness of the screen
when not actively being used.
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Standby Timeout: Length of time elapsed
between active use of screen and reduction of
brightness to standby level.
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Zoom on Changes: When on, changes made
via remote control (input, volume, etc.) will
temporarily be shown in a large type so these
changes can easily be read from across the
room.
IR Function Assignment & Commands
Expand Inputs and/or presets to assign up to 6
inputs and 5 presets to discrete buttons on an IR
remote control (RC5/RC6 code required).
Note that many "universal" remotes also have
the ability to cycle through all available inputs
or presets so even if you have more than 6 or 5
respectively setup, they can still be accessed via
IR. Remember that Astral 16 has no front panel
IR receiver, so any IR commands need to be sent
to a module connected to the IR input on the
back panel.
Group
Command name
Sytem
Command
POWER ON/OFF
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12
POWER
POWER ON
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POWER OFF
16
30
VOL UP
16
16
VOLUME
VOL DOWN
16
17
AUDIO MUTE
16
13
INPUT NEXT
16
32
INPUT NEXT
16
33
INPUT 1
16
1
INPUT 2
16
2
MAIN INPUT
INPUT 3
16
3
INPUT 4
16
4
INPUT 5
16
5
INPUT 6
16
6
PRESET +
16
47
PRESET 1
16
67
PRESET 2
16
68
PRESET
PRESET 3
16
69
PRESET 4
16
70
PRESET 5
16
71
Dolby Surround
16
91
DTS Neural:X
16
92
Auro-Matic
16
93
PREFERRED
Focal Upmix
16
96
UPMIX
Native
16
94
Stereo Downmix
16
95
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Presets
Presets provide the installer with a way to group
specific settings together into a scene which can
be easily recalled by the end user from a remote
control interface. By using presets, the installer
can make use of Astral 16 - a highly complex and
capable theater controller - extremely simple and
enjoyable to operate.
Each preset includes the following settings:
1. Preset Name
Title the preset according to the usage case. For
instance, if the entire family gathers together to
watch movies, Movie Night. Max of 12 characters.
2. Active
When Y, the preset shows up in the list of
selectable presets on the remote control. When
N, the preset information is retained, but not
available to select from the remote control.
3. Theater
The preset must include which theater to play.
The list includes Theaters, Child Theaters, and
if the optional SphereAudio license is installed,
SphereAudio. It does not include zones.
4. Profile
Each theater can have multiple profiles to choose
from. Select the profile which will be loaded by
default when the preset is chosen.
5. Dirac Room / Dirac Curve
If the theater is calibrated with Dirac Live, the
listening area and curve description you entered
in "15. Return to Astral 16 web UI" will be indicated.
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6. Audio Zone
You may choose to route audio to 0 or more
zones as well. When zones are checked, they
are accessible and controllable from the remote
control when this preset is selected.
7. Triggers
When triggers are set to Auto Switching: On
Preset as described in "Triggers", they can be
assigned to presets here.
8. Upmix
Though the upmixing behavior is accessible from
the remote control at all times, you may set the
default upmix for the preset here.
9. Delete / Create
Delete any unused presets by clicking Delete in
the correct row. Create a new preset by clicking
Create.
10. Save
Any changes to presets must be saved.
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