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Brightness and volume
The function of these controls should be clear. Note the symbols
printed on the case next to the dials: headphone on the left and
brightness on the right. The long thin triangles printed next to
these symbols indicate level: moving the dial towards the thin part
(to the right) will reduce audio volume and light brightness.
Modes
There are several different "modes" in which your system can func-
tion. When you turn Procyon on, it is automatically in SESSION
MODE (
SES
) and displays the currently selected session number.
Each time you press the mode button, it will step through the oth-
ers in sequence; their functions are as follows:
PC
.
Use this mode when creating your own sessions, or experi-
menting with color mixing. Normally, you would use our Procyon
Editor software for Windows, which may be downloaded from the
Procyon section . For more
information about how to create sessions, see the Procyon Editor
Programming Guide (also available on our site).
dL1
This is for transferring sessions or albums (collections of
sessions) to the Procyon’s internal memory. It is selected automati-
cally when transferring this information via the Procyon Editor
software and is provided for use with potential future open-source
software.
dL2
Choose this mode if you are transferring sessions from a
compact disc; this is useful when a user does not have a PC avail-
able but would like to update their system. Also used with Syn-
chroMuse-encoded compact discs.
dAS
(Digital Audio Synchrony) Used when listening to Syn-
chroMuse
®
encoded compact discs.
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