Staub Electronics AA-SF-16M AUDIO AUTHORITY - 16 CHANNEL MATRIX AMPLIFIER WITH FLEXPORT INPUTS - Manual (Page 16)

16 SF-16M Matrix Amplifier Installation and Operation Guide
Output Settings > Quick Access (Continued)
• High Pass Filter: Cuts all frequencies below a designated crossover point.
Intended for mid/high satellite speaker outputs.
• Maximum Output Level: Limits the maximum volume level of the selected output
in any scenario.
• Maximum Turn On Level: Limits the maximum volume level of the selected output
when it is first powered on. When used with Minimum Turn On Level, a predictable
volume range is established that eliminates unexpected volume levels when an
output is powered on.
• Minimum Turn On Level: Boosts the volume level of the selected output when it is
first powered on. When used with Maximum Turn On Level, a predictable volume
range is established that eliminates unexpected volume levels when an output is
powered on.
Output Settings > Volume Levels
Displays the volume level and input assignment for all SF-16M outputs on one screen.
Scroll to the specific output, select it and scroll to the left or right to adjust. The last
line of the screen allows you to adjust the volume level for all outputs simultaneously.
Output Settings > Assign Inputs
Displays the input assignment for all SF-16M outputs on one screen. To change the
input assignment for an output, scroll to the specific output, select it and scroll to the
left or right. The last line of the screen allows you to select an input for all outputs.
Input Settings > Quick Access
The Input Quick Access screen provides a single screen view of input name, stereo/
mono mode assignment and input gain, with the ability to adjust parameters for
each setting. To begin, first select the input you wish to view from the top line on the
screen. Input settings and descriptions are listed below:
• Input Number/Name: Lists the current input that is being viewed or adjusted.
• Stereo/Mono Mode: Stereo mode indicates the current input is grouped as a
stereo pair. Mono mode indicates the current input is set as a discrete mono input.
• Gain: Input level of the selected input. Adjust to compensate for uneven levels
between input sources.
Input Settings > Gain Levels
Displays the input level for all SF-16M inputs on one screen. Scroll to the specific
input, select it and scroll to the left or right to adjust. The last line of the screen allows
you to adjust the gain for all inputs simultaneously.
Groups
Displays all group settings, including group name, input assignment, volume level,
mute status and a list of output members. Each group can be selected from the top
line of the screen and all parameters adjusted, except for group members, which must
be set up using the SF-16M configuration software. Each SF-16M supports 10 output
groups.
Override
Displays all override settings, including override name, on/off status, assigned input,
override priority and a list of output members. Each override can be selected from the
top line of the screen and toggled on and off from the status line. NOTE: All override
parameters must be set up using the SF-16M configuration software. Each SF-16M
supports 10 standard audio overrides and 4 FlexPort audio overrides.
Scene Presets
Lists all scene preset settings, including scene name, a list of output members and
an option to activate the scene. Each scene can be selected from the top line of
the screen. NOTE: All scene preset paramaters must be set up using the SF-16M
configuration software. Each SF-16M supports 10 Scene Presets.