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Figure
19
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Audio
Menu
Screen
7.1.2.7.1
Volume
The
main
volume
can
be
controlled
using
the
left
and
right
arrow
soft
buttons
in
the
AUDIO
MENU.
The
range
for
audio
goes
from
0
(muted)
to
5.
When
the
audio
is
muted,
a
muted
icon
will
appear
at
the
top
of
the
HOME
screen.
7.1.2.7.2
Sound
FX
The
Sound
FX
setting
allows
for
selection
of
custom
notification
sounds
when
a
target
has
been
acquired.
7.1.2.7.2.1
Quality Chirp
When
the
Sound
FX
value
is
set
to
Quality
Chirp,
a
successful
laser
shot
will
provide
a
high
quality
tone
to
indicate
it
has
acquired
a
target.
If
the
quality
of
the
captured
signal
is
less
than
maximum
strength,
the
supplied
tone
will
increasingly
break
up
or
stutter
to
indicate
the
reflected
energy
wasn’t
as
strong
as
it
could
have
been.
For
Range
Only
captures,
the
supplied
tone
will
be
strictly
a
pure
tone.
7.1.2.7.2.2
Doppler
When
the
Sound
FX
value
is
set
to
Doppler,
a
successful
laser
shot
will
provide
a
high
quality
tone
to
indicate
it
has
acquired
a
target.
The
pitch
of
the
tone
will
be
representatively
proportional
to
the
captured
speed,
i.e.,
a
higher
pitch
will
indicate
a
faster
target.
This
is
similar
to
the
Doppler
tones
produced
by
radars
where
the
frequency
of
the
tone
relates
to
the
target’s
speed.
For
Range
Only
captures,
the
supplied
tone
will
be
strictly
a
pure
tone
at
a
specific
frequency
regardless
–
there
will
be
no
proportional
pitch.
7.1.2.7.2.3
Beep
When
the
Sound
FX
value
is
set
to
Beep,
a
successful
laser
shot
will
provide
a
simple
beep
to
indicate
it
has
acquired
a
target.
If
the
Beep
Option
setting
is
set
to
Valid
Result
then
there
will
be
no
sound
when
an
unsuccessful
shot
occurs.
If
the
Beep
Option
setting
is
set
to
Trigger
Pull,
then
an
invalid
tone
will
sound
for
an
unsuccessful
shot.
