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Sound Effect Presets, Setting the Master Volume and, Sound Source, Copy and Paste Function, Spectral

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Software for PC Sound Effect Presets Loading and storage of sound effect presets. Click "Call" or "Store" to set the six sound effect presets. Setting the Master Volume and Sound Source Master volume adjustment, sound source selection, and output signal display section. Coaxial, Bluetooth, High Level, Low Level, and Off. Note: W hen a sound source is selected, it cannot then be selected again as the auxiliary sound source; doing so causes the auxiliary sound source to be invalid. Optical and Coaxial cannot be selected at the same time. Copy and Paste Function In the output or input channel section, right-click to copy the EQ, Volume, and Mute values of the channel, and then paste those values to another channel. Spectral Diagrams of Output Channels This window shows the spectrum state of the output channels. 1. Adjusting the master volume: Adjust the volume by either clicking and dragging the volume slider, or by scrolling the mouse wheel, from 0 to 35. The volume is set at 27 by default. 2. Mute button: Click the " " button in the master volume settings section to set the main volume to mute " " or click it again to unmute (adjusting the master volume will unmute it automatically). 3. Main sound source selection: Click the buttons under the main sound source and select the source from the popup window. Options include Optical, Coaxial, Bluetooth, High Level, and Low Level. 4. Auxiliary sound source selection: Auxiliary sound sources are mixed in a similar fashion. (1) The higher the attenuation of the main sound source, the lower the master volume. The available values are: 30%, 50%, 80%, 100%, and Off. (2) Click the keys under the auxiliary sound source and select from the popup window. Options include Optical, 22 1. Display window: The window is scalable and can be set to full screen. 2. Selecting the channel to display: (1) Fixed: Only the spectrum of the selected output channel is displayed; it cannot be switched to other output channels. (2) Follow: The spectrum of the selected output channel will be displayed. (3) Click the dropdown list to select a channel in order to display its spectrum.

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Sound Effect Presets
Loading and storage of sound effect presets. Click
“Call” or “Store” to set the six sound effect presets.
Setting the Master Volume and
Sound Source
Master volume adjustment, sound source
selection, and output signal display section.
1.
Adjusting the master volume: Adjust the
volume by either clicking and dragging the
volume slider, or by scrolling the mouse
wheel, from 0 to 35. The volume is set at 27
by default.
2.
Mute button: Click the “
” button in the
master volume settings section to set the
main volume to mute “
” or click it again
to unmute (adjusting the master volume will
unmute it automatically).
3.
Main sound source selection: Click the
buttons under the main sound source and
select the source from the popup window.
Options include Optical, Coaxial, Bluetooth,
High Level, and Low Level.
4.
Auxiliary sound source selection: Auxiliary
sound sources are mixed in a similar
fashion.
(1)
The higher the attenuation of the main
sound source, the lower the master
volume. The available values are: 30%,
50%, 80%, 100%, and Off.
(2)
Click the keys under the auxiliary
sound source and select from the
popup window. Options include Optical,
Coaxial, Bluetooth, High Level, Low
Level, and Off.
Note: When a sound source is selected,
it cannot then be selected again as
the auxiliary sound source; doing
so causes the auxiliary sound
source to be invalid. Optical and
Coaxial cannot be selected at the
same time.
Copy and Paste Function
In the output or input channel section, right-click
to copy the EQ, Volume, and Mute values of the
channel, and then paste those values to another
channel.
Spectral Diagrams of Output
Channels
This window shows the spectrum state of the
output channels.
1.
Display window: The window is scalable and
can be set to full screen.
2.
Selecting the channel to display:
(1)
Fixed: Only the spectrum of the
selected output channel is displayed;
it cannot be switched to other output
channels.
(2)
Follow: The spectrum of the selected
output channel will be displayed.
(3)
Click the dropdown list to select
a channel in order to display its
spectrum.
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