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Testing the Speaker Configuration
After selecting the speaker configuration to match your speaker system, you can check if the
speakers are properly connected by clicking on the speaker icon to play a test signal on that
speaker.
The buttons at the bottom of the speaker icon section,
labeled Test and Loop, operate as follows:
Test: When this button is clicked, the test signal
automatically advances to the next speaker so that all
of the speakers in a configuration are played once.
Loop: When this button is enabled, if the Test button
is clicked, the test signal will continuously play in
sequential order on all speakers until the Test button is
turned off. If the Loop button is enabled with the Test
button off, clicking a speaker will repetitively play the
test signal on that speaker until the Loop button is
turned off.
Volume Section
Master Volume: Controls the volume of all speakers.
Pan: Controls L/R balance of all speakers.
Mute: Mutes all speakers when activated.
Individual Speaker Volumes
The volume controls for each speaker in the selected
configuration are located to the right of the Master Volume
slider. The number of sliders will depend on the speaker
configuration (2 sliders for stereo, 4 sliders for quad, etc.).
Lock Button: Click the Lock button, located at the bottom of
the section, to make the L/R slider pairs move together when
adjusting the levels.
Reset Button: Click the Reset button to return all of the
speaker levels to their default settings.
Speaker Equalizer Button
The Speaker Equalizer button, labeled "..." next to the Master Mute button, activates the
Speaker Equalizer screen when clicked. The function of the Speaker Equalizer is described
in a later section.
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