Remote Control - Audiophilleo Audiophilleo1 Owner's Manual

A U D I O P H I L L E O 1 & 2
2. Using the joystick, enter the BitPerfect menu and then follow the on-screen
instructions to play the WAV file. This basically involves playing one of the
BitPerfect files after making sure your PC is configured correctly. When you
play the file, the screen will briefly show "Searching for test audio..." and then
start scanning from 0% up to 100%. If within a second of playing the file the
AP1 does not scan from 0% to 100% this means that the file is not being
recognized as a BitPerfect file. Exit the BitPerfect menu, double check your
settings, and repeat (2) from the beginning.
Note
: The sample rate of the BitPerfect file must match the sample rate being played.
The 44.1/24 BitPerfect file requires that your media player and PC are configured to
output 44.1/24. When playing the 44.1/16 BitPerfect file, your media player needs to
be configured for 16 bit output. It is usually sufficient to always set the output to 24
bits and only use the 24 bit BitPerfect test files.
Note
: As a safeguard, the test files are designed to not cause excessive noise, and the
SPDIF output is automatically disabled when in this menu. However, we recommend
that you turn off your stereo when doing BitPerfect testing.
Note
: Please make sure that all volume controls (except that of the Audiophilleo1) are
set to 100%. Also, you must set the sample rate of your media player to be the same as
that of the BitPerfect file you are playing.
Note
: iTunes needs to be "quit" from the menu and restarted every time the sample
rate is changed in the Audio MIDI Panel. Otherwise iTunes resamples audio.

Remote Control

The Audiophilleo1 is a programmable remote control receiver. It can learn commands
such as "Play" and "Next" and "Volume Up". Then, when it detects these remote
control commands, it will send the command to the computer. To the computer, the
Audiophilleo1 looks like multimedia keyboard whose media buttons are being pressed.
Note that a media player has to be designed to respond to these commands. If you
want to know whether your media player supports this, simply press the media buttons
on your keyboard. If the media player responds to that then it will respond to the
Audiophilleo1.
You can also use the remote to enter the "JitterSim" and "VirtualCable" menus and
change their levels remotely. This allows you to perform listening tests from your
listening position. Because of this we recommend that you program the "JitterSim",
"VirtualCable" and 0 through 5 commands using your remote.
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