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SETUP MENU AND OPTIONS
Entering Setup Menus
Press & hold the yellow
‘SELECT’
push switch (next to the display) for about 4 seconds until the
display changes and shows the first menu option.
Once in setup mode pressing the
‘SELECT’
switch again will move through the menus.
1.
Threshold
The ‘
Threshold’
is the audio level in dB that the input must fall below before the silence
detector starts the countdown timer prior to switching the audio source.
The threshold can be set between -60 & -10dB
2.
Fail Delay
The ‘
Fail Delay’
is the length of time in seconds or minutes and seconds that the main audio
input must be below its threshold setting before the silence detector will switch the aux input
to the output.
The fail delay can be set between 5s (5 seconds) and 5m00s (5 minutes & 0 seconds).
3.
Recovery Delay
The ‘
Recovery Delay’
is the length of time in seconds or minutes and seconds that the main
audio input must be above its threshold setting before the silence detector will switch the
main input back to the output.
The recovery delay can be set between 5s (5 seconds) and 60s (60 seconds).
4.
Auto Recover
The
‘Auto Recover’
mode determines when the silence detector switches back to the main
inputs after silence had been detected and the Aux inputs are being routed to the outputs.
Option 1 is
‘Auto’
where the silence detector will automatically switch back to the main inputs
as soon as valid audio appears on them (as per the settings in menu 1 & 3)
Option 2 is
‘Manual’
where the Aux inputs continue to be routed to the outputs even after
valid audio returns to the main inputs. The front ‘Restore’ yellow push switches must be
pushed or the rear ‘force loops’ must be made manually in order to return the main inputs to
the outputs.
5.
Link/split
The ‘
Link/split’
menu
provides the option of associating the 2 inputs (A & B) together (i.e.
Linking
or treating the inputs as stereo) or treating the A & B inputs as completely separate
audio circuits with no correlation with each other (i.e.
Splitting
or treating the inputs as
individual Mono circuits (Dual Mono)).
