Dolby Laboratories Multichannel Audio Tool DP570 - Manual (Page 53)

Sticky Settings
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Unity Gain mode is enabled by default. To turn Unity Gain mode off:
1. Click Setup in the Main window to open the Setup window.
2. Uncheck the Unity Gain Mode box on the left side near the bottom.
Figure 4‐8 shows a detail of the Unity Gain Mode box on the Setup window.
Figure 4‐11
Figure 4-8 Unity Gain Mode Box
4.17 Sticky Settings
When you enable Sticky Settings, your last settings for dynamic range control profiles,
downmix, speaker selection, LFE monitor, master volume, and emulator bypass for your
listening environment remain with each program when you leave one program to monitor
another. This allows you to switch to another program, monitor that program, then return
to the original program without losing the settings you had chosen for the original
program.
When you disable Sticky Settings, settings for these monitoring modes do not change
when you leave one program to monitor another.
By default, Sticky Settings is enabled. To turn it off, uncheck the box.
4.18 Lt/Rt Gain Function
This control allows you to control gain of the Lt/Rt input.
To trim the Lt/Rt input level in the DolbyRemote 570:
1. Click Setup in the Main window to open the Setup window.
2. Use the up and down arrows to increase or decrease the default Lt/Rt gain.
Figure 4‐9 shows the Lt/Rt Gain control on the Setup window.
Figure 4‐12
Figure 4-9 Lt/Rt Gain Control
4.19 Dim Function
The Dim button enables you to change your monitor level with one click. Click it, for
instance, if a client walks in or you have to take a phone call. Return to your master level
setting by clicking Dim again.