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Mobile Phone App
Mobile Phone App Instructions
For iPhone users, search and download PXE-X09
Tuning App from App Store; for Android users,
please scan the QR code on the cover, download
and installed the app.
After the PXE-X09 app is installed, start PXE-X09.
Open “Settings” → “Turn on Bluetooth” → “Search
Devices” → “DSP-HD-...” from your mobile phone
and click to connect. Or directly start the app
to search Bluetooth automatically, and click to
connect “DSP-HD-...”; when it progresses to 100%,
the connection is established successfully.
Then start the PXE-X09 app on your phone, it will
connect to the DSP automatically.
It will enter
the Alpine startup page. Read the Disclaimer
carefully and then click “Accept” to enter the
main interface.
Introduction to the Main Interface
There are 3 control interfaces: Input, Home and
Output. The default page is Home.
Home interface
Input interface
Output interface
Connecting to the DSP
1. If the Bluetooth icon “ ” is red, it indicates
the Bluetooth is not connected; if it is green,
it indicates that the Bluetooth is connected.
2. Click “ ” to enter “Mixer”, “Signal
generator”, “Input link settings”, “Output link”,
“Shutdown delay”, “Configuration wizard”,
“Lock”, “Share effect”, “Save effect”, “Local
effect”, “About”, and “Exit”.
a. Select “Mixer” to enter the mixer setting
interface. You can adjust the volume of
each sound source of channels to carry
out the mixing.
b. Select “Signal generator”
to test output signals when
no music is played. When
“Generator output” is selected
for the output signal, pink
noise, white noise, sinusoid
and sinusoid (positive half-
cycle) occur. Volume range:
-60 dB-0 dB; frequency
range: 20 Hz-20 kHz. When
music is selected, the music
will be played. Music output
is set by default.
c. Select “Input link settings” to set the
function to be tuned. There are five
options: Channel EQ, X-Over, Channel
phase, Channel volume, and Channel
mute.
d. Select “Output link settings” to set the
function to be tuned. There are six
options: Channel EQ, X-Over, Channel
delay, Channel phase, Channel volume,
and Channel mute.
