User's Manual

[A] When unlinked in either individual mode or additive mode, the mono button will toggle on and off independently from

the speaker group. In other words, if you have the

mono button engaged and move from speaker 1 to speaker 2 or 3, the

mono button will stay lit until you deselect it. (This is the default setup.)

[B]

link mode tie the mono button to your monitors, so every time you select them mono is activated. (For example, if

you have a single monitor like an Auratone.) Press

speaker 2 and the mono button turns on. Press speaker 1 and the mono

button turns off. In this scenario, it can still be engaged for speaker 1, but it won’t remember to follow speaker 1 until you

program it.

Beneﬁt: Want to do a phase coherency check for TV, broadcast and on-board mobile device playback? Press the mono button at

your discretion. (This is the default.) Have a single monitor (Auratone)? Program the button to follow that speaker set.

Operation: Refer to

setup mode section for details.

Tip: , Remember to utilize momentoggle. It is programmed into all of these switches. (Refer to section 3).

Operation: To activate

additive mono, navigate to the more page. Select

. Next, go to the control room page.

You will see the usb and aes/spdif setup buttons with the magic orange programming (brackets) around them alternately

blinking green like lighters during a 1990’s Whitesnake concert. Then in the speakers section check to ensure that the (1)

button is unlit. You are currently set to individual mode. Next, press speaker (1). Exit setup mode by hitting either the usb

or aes/spdif setup buttons.

Operation: For

link mono, navigate to the more page. Select

. Next, go to the control room page. You will see

the usb and aes/spdif setup buttons with the magic orange programming (brackets) around them alternately blinking

green like lighters during Ozzfest. In the speakers section check to ensure that the (1) button is dimly lit. You are now

set to individual mode. Next, press and hold the desired speaker (1) or (2) until it blinks quickly. Then light up the mono

button. (Process may be repeated for the other speakers as well.) The pairing may be conﬁrmed by pressing the speaker

button again. It will remain in setup mode. Exit setup mode by pressing either the usb or aes/spdif setup buttons. mono

will now track with the speaker.

Note: 50% of the world still listens in mono- think about it. A “stereo” iPhone, playing through its speakers at 2” of separation

is mono. (Maybe not for a mouse.)

50. BLUETOOTH REMOTE HEADPHONES

individual mode

addititve mode