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Chapter 3. Operation: Stand Alone Mode
3.1 Introduction
Your Myriad comes from the factory ready to connect to an audio source with no additional programming. The
default presets are designed to accommodate the majority of operating environments. This mode of operation is
referred to as Stand Alone Mode. After making the proper connections, Volume Offset can be adjusted using
the potentiometer (volume knob) located on the front panel of the Myriad. This pot can also be disabled and set
internally using a computer connections (covered in Ch.4 and 5).
3.2 Connections
The Myriad is designed to be connected to Brown Innovations Speakers. For speakers that have three
conductor terminals connect the right positive terminal to the R+ terminal (mark in red) on the Myriad. The
negative terminal on the speaker should be connected to the negative or ground terminal (mark in black).
Connect the left positive third terminal to the left positive terminal marked in white. For speakers that have
only two conductors connect only the right positive and ground connections on the Myriad. For speakers with
microphones or sensors please use the provided shielded cable or equivalent wire for proper performance.
Follow the color code and connect the appropriate terminal on the speaker to the appropriate terminal on the
Myriad.
For Myriad use with the SB-24 and SB-40:
