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Setting the Output Mode

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Mobile Phone App 2. Low level input selection: (1) Stereo (2CH): Front Left and Front Right channels of IN 1 and 2 are set to Full-range. (2) Four-CH (4CH): Front Left and Front Right channels of IN 1 and 2 are set to Full-range; Rear Left and Rear Right channels of IN 3 and 4 are set to Full-range. (3) Six-CH (5.1CH): Front Left and Front Right channels of IN 1 and 2 are set to Full-range; Rear Left and Rear Right channels of IN 3 and 4 are set to Full-range; IN 5 is the center channel and is set to Full-range IN 6 is set to Subwoofer. (4) Eight-CH (7.1CH): Front Left and Front Right channels of IN 1 and 2 are set to Full-range; Rear Left and Rear Right channels of IN 3 and 4 are set to Full-range; IN 5 is the center channel and is set to Full-range; IN 6 is set to Subwoofer; IN 7 and 8 are left and right surround. 3. Customization of high level and low level The sum of the number of high level channels and the number of low level channels should not be greater than 16. Setting the Output Mode Click "Output Mode" to enter the output mode setting interface. Select the output mode by moving the slider left and right. Click "Clear all" to enter the customization operation interface. Note: the "Clear all" button is invalid in the customized setting interface. (1) Shift between high and low level inputs: Click "HI" or "AUX" to shift between high level and low level inputs (the green triangle symbol indicates the input mode is the main sound source). (2) Input mode selection: Click " " and select the input channel type from the popup dialog box by moving the slider up and down. For front channels, options include Tweeter, Midrange, Woofer, Mid-tweeter, Mid-bass, and Full-range; for rear channels, options include Tweeter, Midrange, Woofer, and Full-range; FC options include left subwoofer and right subwoofer, and subwoofer; surround options include left and right surround. 8 1. Front Sound Field Stereo (2CH): Front Left and Front Right channels of OUT 1 and 2 are set to Full-range. 2. Four-CH (4CH): Front Left and Front Right channels of OUT 1 and 2 are set to Full-range; Rear Left and Rear Right channels of OUT 3 and 4 are set to Full-range. 3. Four-CH + FC (5CH): Front Left and Front Right channels of OUT 1 and 2 are set to Full-range; Rear Left and Rear Right channels of OUT 3 and 4 are set to Full-range; OUT 5 is set to Subwoofer.

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8
Mobile Phone App
2.
Low level input selection:
(1) Stereo (2CH):
Front Left and Front Right channels of
IN 1 and 2 are set to Full-range.
(2) Four-CH (4CH):
Front Left and Front Right channels of
IN 1 and 2 are set to Full-range;
Rear Left and Rear Right channels of
IN 3 and 4 are set to Full-range.
(3) Six-CH (5.1CH):
Front Left and Front Right channels of
IN 1 and 2 are set to Full-range;
Rear Left and Rear Right channels of
IN 3 and 4 are set to Full-range;
IN 5 is the center channel and is set to
Full-range
IN 6 is set to Subwoofer.
(4) Eight-CH (7.1CH):
Front Left and Front Right channels of
IN 1 and 2 are set to Full-range;
Rear Left and Rear Right channels of
IN 3 and 4 are set to Full-range;
IN 5 is the center channel and is set to
Full-range;
IN 6 is set to Subwoofer;
IN 7 and 8 are left and right surround.
3.
Customization of high level and low level
The sum of the number of high level
channels and the number of low level
channels should not be greater than 16.
(1)
Shift between high and low level inputs:
Click “HI” or “AUX” to shift between high
level and low level inputs (the green
triangle symbol indicates the input mode
is the main sound source).
(2)
Input mode selection: Click “
”
and select the input channel type from
the popup dialog box by moving the
slider up and down. For front channels,
options include Tweeter, Midrange,
Woofer, Mid-tweeter, Mid-bass, and
Full-range; for rear channels, options
include Tweeter, Midrange, Woofer,
and Full-range; FC options include left
subwoofer and right subwoofer, and
subwoofer; surround options include left
and right surround.
Setting the Output Mode
Click “Output Mode” to enter the output mode
setting interface. Select the output mode by moving
the slider left and right. Click “Clear all” to enter the
customization operation interface.
Note: the “Clear all” button is invalid in the
customized setting interface.
1.
Front Sound Field Stereo (2CH):
Front Left and Front Right channels of OUT
1 and 2 are set to Full-range.
2. Four-CH (4CH):
Front Left and Front Right channels of OUT
1 and 2 are set to Full-range;
Rear Left and Rear Right channels of OUT 3
and 4 are set to Full-range.
3.
Four-CH + FC (5CH):
Front Left and Front Right channels of OUT
1 and 2 are set to Full-range;
Rear Left and Rear Right channels of OUT 3
and 4 are set to Full-range;
OUT 5 is set to Subwoofer.