Wharfedale Pro M16 - System

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System
APK: 3.0IP Address:192.168.20.1
System
Language
Bright
ChineseMaintenance
English
Home Screen
Manual
Meters
Setup
Scenes
System
Player
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Music Show
OF F S ave
AP/Hotspot
SSID
Password
OFF
Wi - Fi
ON
Update
Link
Delete
-20.0 d B
Trim
-20.0 d B
Oscillator
Frequency
Level
OFF
1. 00 k Hz
White noise
Pink noise
Sine wave
-20.0 d B
Destination
AUX1
AUX2
AUX3
AUX4
GROUP1
GROUP2
GROUP3
GROUP4
L&R
Monitor/Phone
Level
Mute
0.0 dB
+
_
PFL
1
2
3
4
6
5
7
1. Scene
Displays the current scene name,
date and time.
2. System Information
Displays the mixer IP address and
the current software version.
3. Oscillator
Test and calibrate the system with
the oscillator.
3.1. Oscillator On/Off
Enables or disables the oscillator.
3.2. White noise:
The level is from -76dB to 0dB. The
default is -30dB.
3.3. Sine wave:
The level is from -76dB to 0dB. The default is -30dB.
The Frequency is from 10Hz to 20kHz.
The default is 1kHz.
3.4. Pink noise.
The level is from -76dB to 0dB. The default is -30dB.
4. System.
For maintenance and home screen options.
This feature is mainly for the service engineer.
5. Language
The default language for the mixer text display is English. In the future, there is a possibility to support
the multi-lingual display.
6. Brightness
This adjusts the display brightness. There are six brightness levels to choose from. The default is level 3.
The system will resume with the last brightness setting upon system restart.
7. Monitor/Headphone
There is a headphone jack and an analogue knob level control to control the headphone volume on the upper
right corner of the mixer. The two balanced output connectors at the back are used for monitor speaker by default.
The user can change the signal from PFL or AFL by tapping the on-screen AFL/PFL button. The default is AFL.
The level range is adjustable from -80dB to 0dB. The default is -20dB. The Mute function enables the user to mute
or unmute the monitor buss. The default is unmuted.Note: The headphone signal is the same as the monitor signal.
In addition to the analog gain control, both the level and the mute are controlled.
The level meter display shows the real-time signal.