Dynamic Adaption & Damper Resonance; Settings; Save Profile - Schimmel twintone 1.0 Owner's Manual

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SAVE
Figure 12: Dynamic adaption and damper resonance.
Dynamic adaption & damper resonance
a) Adjustable dynamics: You can adjust the dynamics according to your
personal preference by the slides (p – ppp and f – fff). You may keep
these settings permanently by using the "Save" button in the menu.
ATTENTION: When changing dynamics, the volume changes at the
same time. When general volume is set too high and the strike dyna-
mics are high, permanent ear damage might be caused.
b) Dynamics curve: The graph shows your dynamic settings. You are
able to shift the graph and with it the settings by touching it directly.
c) Damper resonance: Set damper resonance via slide bar. Press "Reset"
to recover factory standard settings.
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Eco-Mode Set Time
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05' 20'
Memory Protect Loudness
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Gobal Settings
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Damper SAVE RESET
Resonance
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RESET
Figure 13: Settings options.

Settings

a) Eco-mode: Activate or deactivate eco-mode. Standard setting is eco-
mode. In eco-mode you may choose whether the system switches off
automatically after 5 or 20 minutes of no use.
b) Memory protect: Protect your individual settings from accidental
deletion.
c) Loudness: Activate or deactivate the loudness effect.
d) Global settings: Save individual settings or reset to standard settings.
e) Display brightness: Adjust display brightness via slider.
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Sound

Save Profile

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Features
Settings
Figure 14: Save Profile is an option within the Home Screen settings.
Save profile
a) Profile: Save up to four individual sound settings. To do this, first
deactivate "Memory Protect" function under the "Settings" menu (Fi-
gure 13). Then select your individual sound settings under "Effect" and
switch to Home Screen. Press the arrow (Numbers 1 to 4 will appear in
red) and choose your desired storage location. This saves the setting.
Next time when you turn twintone ™ back on, select the appropriate me-
mory location and your individual sound setting will be restored. Pro-
tect your settings from being changed with "Memory Protect".
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