Configuration guide, System settings, Surroundtraxx operating modes – SoundTraxx SurroundTraxx User Manual

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SurroundTraxx User’s Guide

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SurroundTraxx User’s Guide

Configuration Guide Page 2:29

System Settings

The SurroundTraxx System settings allow you to:

Select the Operating Mode

Change the brightness of the display

Select types of messages to be displayed

Control the behavior of the MUTE function

Set the Auto Dispatch and User Interface Timers

Set up the BDL-168s

Map the FIND command to a function key

SurroundTraxx Operating Modes

As discussed earlier, a single SurroundTraxx unit can operate in single-

channel mode, six-channel mode, or five-channel mode with a subwoofer.

You can also add multiple SurroundTraxx units to larger layouts if you want to

expand on these options.

Mode

Description

0

Single-Channel (Transponder-Free) Mode (factory default)

1

Six-Channel Mode

2

Five-Channel Mode, Subwoofer Filter=40Hz

3

Five-Channel Mode, Subwoofer Filter=50Hz

4

Five-Channel Mode, Subwoofer Filter=60Hz

5

Five-Channel Mode, Subwoofer Filter=70Hz

6

Five-Channel Mode, Subwoofer Filter=80Hz

7

Five-Channel Mode, Subwoofer Filter=90Hz

8

Five-Channel Mode, Subwoofer Filter=100Hz

9

Five-Channel Mode, Subwoofer Filter=110Hz

10

Five-Channel Mode, Subwoofer Filter=120Hz

11

Five-Channel Mode, Subwoofer Filter=130Hz

12

Five-Channel Mode, Subwoofer Filter=140Hz

13

Five-Channel Mode, Subwoofer Filter=150Hz

14

Five-Channel Mode, Subwoofer Filter=160Hz

15

Five-Channel Mode, Subwoofer Filter=170Hz

16

Five-Channel Mode, Subwoofer Filter=180Hz

17

Five-Channel Mode, Subwoofer Filter=190Hz

18

Five-Channel Mode, Subwoofer Filter=200Hz

SurroundTraxx Operating Mode Settings

Configuration Guide

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