10
SETUP
MISCELLANEOUS SCREEN
The Configuration Options screen is accessed through the Configure SPM723 menu, and the Miscellaneous tab on the Configuration
Options screen is then used to select options which customize the operation of the SPM723. At the top of the Miscellaneous screen, the
Serial Number and Firmware Version of the particular SPM723 will be displayed. The BiampWin software can operate ‘off-line’ (with no
product connected) by opening a ‘new’ file for the desired product. The Serial Number & Firmware Version are not displayed for ‘new’ (off-
line) files. Device Name allows a custom name to be given to the SPM723, by entering up to 30 characters of text. The Device Name will
be stored in the SPM723 memory, and will be displayed on the title bar of the Mix screen whenever that SPM723 is accessed using the
software. Device Number opens a drop-down menu which allows assignment of an ‘address’ number (0~63) to the SPM723, for computer
control of multiple units. Surround Sound Support enables Input 6 source selection on the Aux screen, which allows the Aux Output to
provide the additional independent outputs necessary for surround sound applications (see Aux Screen on pg. 7) Power-Up Status
determines what settings the SPM723 will automatically recall whenever power is turned on. From the factory, the SPM723 is set to recall
the settings which existed prior to power being shut off. Recall Preset 1 at Power Up will instead cause the SPM723 to recall this specific
preset at power-up. Main Program Page-Over Ducking and Zone Program Page-Over Ducking determine the amount of attenuation
applied to stereo Line Input 1~7 signals, and how quickly they return to normal level, when ducking has been triggered (see Mute on pg. 3).
Duck Amount opens a drop-down menu of 41 attenuation choices (0dB~80dB). Ramp Rate opens a drop-down menu of 200 return rate
choices (1dB~200dB per second).
NOTE:
A Mic/Line Input must be enabled to an output before it can trigger ducking at that output (see
Mic/Line Screen on pg. 6).
Restore Defaults opens a pop-up menu, which allows the Miscellaneous options (or all Configuration Options)
to be set back to their factory defaults. Help provides additional instruction. Close will return you to the Mix screen.