Multimedia Presentation System 300
Crestron
MPS-300
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Set the
SPEECH
output’s Minimum and Maximum Volume levels to 30%
and 70% (respectively) as described below.
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Set the Startup Volume levels of the “loudest” outputs (
PROGRAM
or
SPEECH)
to 100% as described on pages 42 and 49 so maximum dynamic
range is available.
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Set the Master Startup Volume to the desired level (will probably be less
than 50%). Refer to the instructions on page 53.
Set the Speech Minimum
Volume
The Speech Minimum Volume control is used to set the lowest volume setting of the
SPEECH
output. The
RECORD
and
PROGRAM
outputs are not affected by
changes made to the Speech Minimum Volume level.
To set the Speech Minimum Volume level:
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Access the Speech Output menu as described on page 43.
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Press the
k
or
j
buttons until “Min Volume” is displayed on the LCD and
press
ENTER
to open the Speech Minimum Volume controls.
Speech Minimum Volume Control
Spch. Min Volume
30%
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Adjust the Speech Minimum Volume level with the
j
and
k
buttons.
Press the
k
button to increase the Speech Minimum Volume level. Press
the
j
button to lower the Speech Minimum Volume level. The highest
Speech Minimum Volume setting is 30%.
NOTE:
While adjusting the Speech Minimum Volume level, the Speech
Volume level can be adjusted by turning the volume control clockwise to
raise the volume, or counterclockwise to lower the volume. When adjusting
the volume, the display will change to indicate the volume level.
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Press
MENU
or
ENTER
to save changes and return to the previous screen.
Set the Speech Maximum
Volume
The Speech Maximum Volume control is used to set the highest volume setting of
the
SPEECH
output. The
RECORD
and
PROGRAM
outputs are not affected by
changes made to the Speech Maximum Volume level.
To set the Speech Maximum Volume level:
•
Access the Speech Output menu as described on page 43.
•
Press the
k
or
j
buttons until “Max Volume” is displayed on the LCD and
press
ENTER
to open the Speech Maximum Volume controls.
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Multimedia Presentation System 300: MPS-300
Operations Guide – DOC. 6529B
