Recently got a 250 and very pleased I am too. My query is the configurator informs what can be configured but does not give instructions on how to do it, for example pre out/sub out or have I "lost it". Any assistance gratefully recieved.
Cheers,
Bill
(10-Dec-2014, 22:26)wwm Wrote: [ -> ]Recently got a 250 and very pleased I am too. My query is the configurator informs what can be configured but does not give instructions on how to do it, for example pre out/sub out or have I "lost it". Any assistance gratefully recieved.
Cheers,
Bill
Tried this? -
https://help.devialet.com/home
Must admit the instructions for sub out are a bit vague.
(11-Dec-2014, 19:12)ozthepoz Wrote: [ -> ] (10-Dec-2014, 22:26)wwm Wrote: [ -> ]Recently got a 250 and very pleased I am too. My query is the configurator informs what can be configured but does not give instructions on how to do it, for example pre out/sub out or have I "lost it". Any assistance gratefully recieved.
Cheers,
Bill
Tried this? - https://help.devialet.com/home
Must admit the instructions for sub out are a bit vague.
Hi Ozthepoz,
Thanks for the link but been there and not that helpful, Perhaps I need a step by step instuction manual but they are becoming a rarity.
Cheers,
Bill.
(11-Dec-2014, 19:27)wwm Wrote: [ -> ] (11-Dec-2014, 19:12)ozthepoz Wrote: [ -> ] (10-Dec-2014, 22:26)wwm Wrote: [ -> ]Recently got a 250 and very pleased I am too. My query is the configurator informs what can be configured but does not give instructions on how to do it, for example pre out/sub out or have I "lost it". Any assistance gratefully recieved.
Cheers,
Bill
Tried this? - https://help.devialet.com/home
Must admit the instructions for sub out are a bit vague.
Hi Ozthepoz,
Thanks for the link but been there and not that helpful, Perhaps I need a step by step instuction manual but they are becoming a rarity.
Cheers,
Bill.
There are lots of people on here using subs, perhaps someone could chime in with some practical help?
Guillaume
(11-Dec-2014, 19:31)GuillaumeB Wrote: [ -> ] (11-Dec-2014, 19:27)wwm Wrote: [ -> ] (11-Dec-2014, 19:12)ozthepoz Wrote: [ -> ] (10-Dec-2014, 22:26)wwm Wrote: [ -> ]Recently got a 250 and very pleased I am too. My query is the configurator informs what can be configured but does not give instructions on how to do it, for example pre out/sub out or have I "lost it". Any assistance gratefully recieved.
Cheers,
Bill
Tried this? - https://help.devialet.com/home
Must admit the instructions for sub out are a bit vague.
Hi Ozthepoz,
Thanks for the link but been there and not that helpful, Perhaps I need a step by step instuction manual but they are becoming a rarity.
Cheers,
Bill.
There are lots of people on here using subs, perhaps someone could chime in with some practical help?
Guillaume
Hi Guillaume,
Yes, i have read a number of post's where enthusiasts are using subs. I have connected mine using the high level inputs but I am curious about the sound quality using line level. Hopefully someone will give me a step by step guide.
Cheers lots,
Bill
Hello Bill - I'm driving my sub from a mono line output. Here's how I set it up from the configurator:
* in the configurator by default you should see two connections headed "Digital", between the Line 1 and AES/EBU connectors
* select the down-pointing arrow under the left-hand Digital heading, to bring up a configuration dialog headed "Digital 2 Settings"
* select the "Pre-amplified Output (Mono)" option (the dialog box title will change to "Sub Settings")
* the mix should be set to "Mono" by default; adjust the output level to suit your sub's line input if necessary
* select the filter parameters you want to use, if any (most likely either full-range or low-pass)
* select OK to close that dialog; the configurator should now show the connector as a "Sub" output
That's the basic set-up.
By bringing up the Speakers configuration dialog you can then configure the speaker output to use a high-pass filter if you wish. (I found this helped the sub and main speakers to integrate more effectively.) If you do that, you'll probably want the high-pass filter to apply when the pre-out is ON, but full-range output when the pre-out is OFF.
Another option which I found helpful when setting up the sub is to configure one of the buttons on the remote to toggle the pre-out (that is, sub output) on and off.
Hope that's helpful, and sorry in advance if I've missed anything. Let us know how you get on!
Ian
(12-Dec-2014, 11:42)thumb5 Wrote: [ -> ]Hello Bill - I'm driving my sub from a mono line output. Here's how I set it up from the configurator:
* in the configurator by default you should see two connections headed "Digital", between the Line 1 and AES/EBU connectors
* select the down-pointing arrow under the left-hand Digital heading, to bring up a configuration dialog headed "Digital 2 Settings"
* select the "Pre-amplified Output (Mono)" option (the dialog box title will change to "Sub Settings")
* the mix should be set to "Mono" by default; adjust the output level to suit your sub's line input if necessary
* select the filter parameters you want to use, if any (most likely either full-range or low-pass)
* select OK to close that dialog; the configurator should now show the connector as a "Sub" output
That's the basic set-up.
By bringing up the Speakers configuration dialog you can then configure the speaker output to use a high-pass filter if you wish. (I found this helped the sub and main speakers to integrate more effectively.) If you do that, you'll probably want the high-pass filter to apply when the pre-out is ON, but full-range output when the pre-out is OFF.
Another option which I found helpful when setting up the sub is to configure one of the buttons on the remote to toggle the pre-out (that is, sub output) on and off.
Hope that's helpful, and sorry in advance if I've missed anything. Let us know how you get on!
Ian
Hi Ian,
Very many thanks for your concise guidance, just what I needed. Will have a play tomorrow and let you know the outcome.
Cheers lots,
Bill.
Hi again Ian,
Cracked it, your help is most appreciated, thanks again.
Cheers,
Bill.
When I get to this step:
By bringing up the Speakers configuration dialog you can then configure the speaker output to use a high-pass filter if you wish.
There are no options I can change. . the "filtering section" - as most of the items - are grayed out?