SPLITMUX Quad Screen 4K 18GB Multiviewer
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Audio Level and Gain
The Audio level bar indicates the sound level output for the left and right speakers of that input channel. The level “ -96dB”
indicates minimum sound output and “0dB” indicates maximum sound output. The audio level can also be viewed on the display
(see Figure 18) when enabled through the web interface (see Figure 22).
The Audio Gain provides control over the Audio level output by the SPLITMUX. Drag the slide button to the left or right to adjust
the audio level. If the Audio level indicates -96dB for an input channel, it means there is no audio at that source.
Note: If sliding the Audio Gain button towards 0.00 dB results in the Audio level reaching 0 dB, back it down towards
the left enough to reduce the Audio level to at least -3dB (red arrow in Fig. 20.). Levels higher than 0dB will likely result
in significant audio static or noise.
Note: The audio that is heard is determined by the Audio Mode Settings (below) and the Input Channel selected under
Current Output Mode (page 17).
Figure 18- Display with sound level indications
Audio Mode Settings
When Audio Mode is
enabled
, the audio will come through any time the input signal is present (whether the video is enabled or
not).
When Audio Mode is
disabled
, no audio will be heard from that input.
When Audio Mode is
automatic
, the audio will only be heard from that input if that input is the currently active input. To avoid
confusion from multiple audio inputs when using Quad, TRIP or PIP modes, set each audio input to automatic.
Sound level
indications for left
and right speaker
Channel label
(when UMD is enabled (Fig. 24))
