
Fixes for Lyngdorf RoomPerfect error messages and common questions, from Lyngdorf’s own manuals and support pages.
Find your problem
- No microphone connected message
- Fault – No signal
- Fault – Signal clipping
- Fault – Low signal / measurement takes forever
- Where do I put the mic for the focus position?
- Room Knowledge won’t climb / how many room positions?
- Focus or Global: which filter should I use?
- Result sounds too bright, thin or not bassy enough
- Subwoofer integration / do I need to redo RoomPerfect after changes?
No microphone connected message
- Check the mic cable is connected to the microphone socket and to the mic itself.
- Use only the Lyngdorf microphone, which runs on non-standard power.
- If the mic has been dropped, it may be damaged and need replacing.
Source: Lyngdorf.
Fault – No signal
- Unmute the volume.
- Check no cable is disconnected, then retry.
Source: Lyngdorf.
Fault – Signal clipping
- Lower the calibration volume (the unit recommends a level at the focus measurement; adjust and retry).
- Keep the room quiet; a loud nearby noise can corrupt the measurement.
Source: Lyngdorf.
Fault – Low signal / measurement takes forever
- The message appears if the low-frequency measurement runs over 5 minutes or the high-frequency over 2 minutes.
- Raise the calibration volume and reduce background noise, then retry.
Source: Lyngdorf.
Where do I put the mic for the focus position?
- Place it at the main listening seat, at head height, pointing as your head would.
- The system plays a tone from the left speaker and suggests a calibration volume; accept or adjust and retry.
Source: Lyngdorf.
Room Knowledge won’t climb / how many room positions?
- Move the mic to random, varied positions, heights and angles (point it up, down, sideways). Avoid symmetrical spots.
- Keep at least 0.5 m from walls, floor and ceiling, at least 1 m from speaker fronts, and about 50 cm between positions. Do not hide it behind furniture.
- Stop at 90% or more; about 95% is very good. Chasing 100% biases the result.
Source: Lyngdorf.
Focus or Global: which filter should I use?
- Focus: best for one listening seat.
- Global: better across the whole room.
- Compare with the Bypass function on the remote.
Source: Lyngdorf.
Result sounds too bright, thin or not bassy enough
- Do not try to edit the correction; Lyngdorf says it is neither required nor useful.
- Use the Voicing menu to shape tonal balance, and assign voicings per source.
Source: Lyngdorf.
Subwoofer integration / do I need to redo RoomPerfect after changes?
- Enter distances correctly: main speakers to the speaker front; subwoofers to the sub’s rear corner.
- On MP-series, run Adjust Sub so subs are aligned with each other and the speaker channels before calibrating.
- After any change to Output setup, distances, crossovers or sub settings, run a new RoomPerfect calibration.
- Back up your settings after every calibration (the manual says “ALWAYS”).
- SONOS TRUEPLAY
Source: ManualsLib (MP-60 manual); Lyngdorf.
Menu names and messages vary between models and software versions. If yours differ, check your own manual.
