/Volume
= 0;
Pre-set Volume
This command allows the output level to be pre-set thus preventing operators from adjust
-
ing the front panel volume control.
If this command is not used or is set to zero, the front volume control will operate as
normal.
The range for this item is 0-64 in 1dB steps where 64 = 0dB.
Formula for arriving at value for data byte.
value = 64 - dB
Examples:
/Volume = 64;
0dB
Max Vol
/Volume = 58;
-6dB
/Volume = 24;
-40db
/Volume = 1;
-63dB MUTE
/Volume = 0;
Front control active
/ExtPot = 0;
Define external analogue input function ADC
This command defines the operation of the ADC input. It can be used to control the volume
or it can be used to set one of the command file timers.
If using the ADC input for volume or mute control you should set the parameter to ‘1’
/EXTPOT =0;
This disables the external ADC input.
/EXTPOT =1;
This enables the external ADC input to control the volume.
/EXTPOT =2;
This enables the external ADC input to control Timer A
/EXTPOT =3;
This enables the external ADC input to control Timer B.
/Bass = 0;
Pre-set Bass boost 0-15dB increase
This command allows the bass boost level to be pre-set thus preventing operators from
adjusting the front panel bass control.
If this command is not used or is set to zero, the front bass control will operate as normal.
The range for this item is 0-15 in 1dB steps where 15 = 15dB.
/BassFreq = 11;
Highest frequency of Bass boost range
This command sets the highest frequency of which is boosted within the Bass command
If this command is set out of the below range it will default to the closest upper or lower
limit.
The range for this item is 2-15 in 10Hz steps where 15 = 150Hz (default is 110Hz)
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