Alpine PXE-X09 Owners Manual - Page 26

Subwoofer Volume SUBW, Sound Effect Presets PRESET

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Wired Controller Subwoofer Volume (SUBW) After selecting the mix sound source, press the button briefly to enter the Subwoofer volume (SUBW) interface, as shown in Figure 5. Turn the button of the wired controller to adjust the subwoofer volume. Turning it clockwise can increase the volume, while turning it counterclockwise will reduce the volume (the adjustment range is from 0 to 15). If no operation is performed for about 5 seconds, it will exit from the interface to the main interface (Master Volume Interface). Figure 5 Sound Effect Presets (PRESET) After adjusting the subwoofer volume, press the button briefly to enter the sound effect presets (PRESET) interface, as shown in Figure 6-1. The number after PRESET refers to the sound effect data currently used by the DSP. Figure 6-1 Turn the button to select the sound effect. When the cursor moves to a number, press the button briefly to load the sound effect presets, as shown in Figure 6-2. After the data is loaded, it will exit from the interface to the main interface (Master Volume Interface). Figure 6-2 24

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Subwoofer Volume (SUBW)
After selecting the mix sound source, press the
button briefly to enter the Subwoofer volume
(SUBW) interface, as shown in Figure 5. Turn
the button of the wired controller to adjust
the subwoofer volume. Turning it clockwise
can increase the volume, while turning it
counterclockwise will reduce the volume (the
adjustment range is from 0 to 15). If no operation
is performed for about 5 seconds, it will exit from
the interface to the main interface (Master Volume
Interface).
Figure 5
Sound Effect Presets (PRESET)
After adjusting the subwoofer volume, press the
button briefly to enter the sound effect presets
(PRESET) interface, as shown in Figure 6-1. The
number after PRESET refers to the sound effect
data currently used by the DSP.
Figure 6-1
Turn the button to select the sound effect. When
the cursor moves to a number, press the button
briefly to load the sound effect presets, as shown
in Figure 6-2. After the data is loaded, it will exit
from the interface to the main interface (Master
Volume Interface).
Figure 6-2
Wired Controller