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set time

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U - Here is where you can set the proper time in am/pm

format that is displayed in the scrolling DEFAULT menu. It is also 

protected by the backup battery.

The hour will begin blinking when you enter the menu. Use the 



and



arrow keys to scroll through and set the hour. Press the 



key to

save the hour setting and advance to the minutes.

The minutes will begin blinking, use the 



and



arrow keys to scroll

through and set the minutes. Press the 



key to save the minutes setting and

advance to the am/pm selection.

The am/pm indicator will begin blinking, use the 



and 



arrow keys to

select 

AM

or 

PM

. Press the 



key to save the am/pm setting and advance to

the hour.

When you have set the time correctly then press and hold the

HOME key for 1.5 seconds to save your settings and return to the DISPLAY menu.

NOTE:

After 3 minutes without any key press activity, the WXRC will save the

current time settings and return to the scrolling DEFAULT menu.

led on lvl

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U - The backlit keys on the WXRC have two intensity

modes, On and Dim. When the keys are pressed and in use they will brighten

to the level set in this menu. The default setting from KICKER is 11.

Use the 



and 



arrow keys to scroll through the available settings: 

11 

(Brightest) to 

(Off)

Press the 



key to save the setting and return to the DISPLAY menu.

NOTE:

As you lower the brightness level of the LED ON LVL you may not be able to reach the 0

setting. This is because the On level can not be set any lower than the current Dim level. So...if the Dim

level (discussed next) is set to 3, you would only be able to lower the On level to 3. If you want to use a

lower value for the On level you will need to lower the value of the Dim level.

led dimlvl

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ME

EN

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U - The backlit keys on the WXRC have two intensity

modes, On and Dim. When the keys are not being used they will dim to the

level set in this menu. The default setting from KICKER is 3.

Use the 



and 



arrow keys to scroll through the available settings: 

11 

(Brightest) to 

(Off)

Press the 



key to save the setting and return to the DISPLAY menu.

NOTE:

As you raise the brightness level of the LED DIM LVL you may not be able to reach the 11

setting. This is because the Dim level can not be set any higher than the current On level. So...if the On

level (discussed previously) is set to 7, you would only be able to raise the Dim level to 7. If you want to

use a higher value for the Dim level you will need to raise the value of the On level.

  

  

  

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U - The backlit keys on the WXRC have two intensity

modes, On and Dim. This menu lets you select how long the WXRC waits

when there is no button press activity before switching from the On level to

the Dim level. The default is 90 seconds.

Use the 



and 



arrow keys to scroll through the available settings: 

1 sec.

(shortest delay) to 

240 sec 

(longest delay)

Press the 



key to save the setting and return to the DISPLAY menu.

NOTE:

This menu item works hand-in-hand with the LED ON LVL and LED DIM LVL menu items. Use

this menu setting to determine how long your ISIS keys stay brightly lit after making your WXRC

adjustments. 

At this point you have explored all the settings in the DISPLAY menu. Press the



key to return to the WXRC SETUP menu.

group amps

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U - Here you can create and customize amplifier groups in the WXRC.  This is

one of the most powerful and fun functions of the WXRC. Once you assign an amplifier to a group, it

and all the other amplifiers in its’ group can be adjusted in unison from the GROUP ADJ menu. All

amplifiers in a group still maintain the ability to be adjusted individually in the AMP ADJ menu even when

they are grouped...just what functions are accessible will vary based on the group setup.

The complete list of what functions can be controlled together (

Group Adj

) or separately (

Amp Adj

)

are described in the LINK menu a little bit later in the manual.

The WXRC has 10 groups (

Group-01

through 

Group-10

) for you to use. Each of these groups is

capable of having up to 16 amplifiers assigned to it. No more than 16 amps total can be 

controlled by the WXRC. So if you have 16 amplifiers connected to the WXRC and you assign all 16 to

Group-01, you can not create any more groups. 

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same time. Change a setting and have it changed in all of the amplifiers simultaneously.

Here is a list of the menu items contained in the GROUP AMPS menu.

Use the 



and 



arrow keys to scroll through the available selections in

the GROUP AMPS menu.

When you have the menu item selected that you want to view or adjust simply

press the 



key to select it.

  

  

    

  

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groups

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group name

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assign

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release

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Summary of Contents for 08WXRC

Page 1: ...WX WARHORSEREMOTECONTROL WXRC...

Page 2: ...ally select and adjust any setting on any amplifier controlled by the WXRC Amplifier Grouping Group Adjustment Allows you to build groups of amplifiers which can then share similar settings and be adj...

Page 3: ...their usage will be explained later with more detail in each menu usage section Mounting DIN Mounting Using the supplied hardware you can mount the WXRC into a standard DIN sized opening Be sure you...

Page 4: ...k of damaging the unit Route the WXRC Control Head cable to your WXRC Interface Box location Your WXRC Control Head is now mounted and you can move on to the wiring section of this manual Surface Moun...

Page 5: ...RC Interface Box You can connect up to 16 WX Series amplifiers to the WXRC by supplying additional cables If you need additional cables or need to use custom lengths you can purchase pre made 4 pin DI...

Page 6: ...tem in the DEFAULT menu by simply pressing the key Once you freeze the scrolling display you can manually select any item to view by pressing the key Each press brings up the next item in the DEFAULT...

Page 7: ...enter frequency is 100 HZ a Q of 5 area in gray effects many more frequencies around 100 Hz than a Q of 10 area in black There is no right or wrong Q you use whatever fits the needs of the system or p...

Page 8: ...te the the output on the amplifier for setup or testing purposes Use the or keys to select from mute on or mute off Press the key to save your setting and return to the AMP ADJ menu and choose another...

Page 9: ...enu to select another function to adjust NOTE While you are in the REMOTE VOL menu the SYS indicator on the ISIS display is lit This indicates you are making adjustments in the REMOTE VOL menu Group A...

Page 10: ...another equalizer option to adjust in this group if desired Boost is where you boost or cut the equalizer and has a range of 0 dB to 18 db in 5 dB steps Keep in mind that for every 3 dB of boost you a...

Page 11: ...tting and return to the GROUP ADJ menu and choose another function to adjust NOTE While you are in the Limiter menu the LIMITER indicator on the ISIS display is lit This indicates you are making adjus...

Page 12: ...how long each item in the DEFAULT menu pauses 1 to 11 seconds before scrolling continues The default setting for this 2 seconds Use the and arrow keys to scroll through the available settings 1 sec to...

Page 13: ...ously is set to 7 you would only be able to raise the Dim level to 7 If you want to use a higher value for the Dim level you will need to raise the value of the On level P PR RE ES SS S H HO OL LD D l...

Page 14: ...set the group s Link property to Link Off each amplifier in the group can have these items adjusted from the AMP ADJ menu GAIN EQ LO PASS HI PASS PHASE MUTE LIMITER GAIN RANGE NOISE GEN L Liin nk k O...

Page 15: ...e the and keys to change the selected character A B C 1 2 3 etc When you are finished press and hold the key for 1 5 seconds to save your new WXRC name You are now back in the WXRC SETUP menu MEM NAME...

Page 16: ...D D WXRCREMOTECONTROL WXRC SETUP WXRC SETUP 31 30 WXRC Security SECURITY M ME EN NU U Want to keep your friends from adjusting your system to their tastes instead of yours The WXRC lets you do it Here...

Page 17: ...reen LED located on one end of the WXRC Interface Box This LED indicates the WXRC is receiving power and is turned on G Gr re ee en n L LE ED D o of ff f Verify the external fuse to the Interface Box...

Page 18: ...nn ne ec ct tiio on ns s m ma ad de e w wiit th h t th he e jju um mp pe er r c ca ab blle es s a ar re e c co or rr re ec ct t I Im mp pr ro op pe er r c co on nn ne ec ct tiio on ns s t to o t to o...

Page 19: ...Mute Menu p 20 Limiter Menu p 20 21 Gain Range Menu p 21 Noise Generator Menu p 21 WXRC Setup p 22 30 WXRC Setup Menu p 22 Display Menu p 22 Brightness Menu p 22 Temp Menu p 22 23 Hold Time Menu p 23...

Page 20: ...ring Turning up a system to a level that has audible distortion is more damaging to your ears than listening to an undistorted system at the same volume level The threshold of pain is always an indica...

Page 21: ...2008 Stillwater Designs...

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