圣歌MRX中文说明书

介绍感谢您购买Anthem MRX系列接收机.MRX300、MRX500和MRX700接收机都是尖端的家庭影院声频设配并具有接口交换和视频上转换功能，多媒体和第二区能力，FM/AM调谐器，高清晰无线电™接收(MRX 700 120伏)和连接自选MDX1 iPod /iphone。

Anthem产品的设计利用最高水平的电路设计和私有软件以及优越的建设质量、创新的特点、直观的人类工程学、承受着巨大的灵活性等等这些将创造激情的现场表演和激动人心的极好影院。

1.1制造之前的关系尽快地检查你所收到的一切事物并列好，报告与你的经销商之间的差异。

以防万一他们有需要的一天，保存好购买时授权Anthem经销商的包装材料和发票，没有它，售后服务将不被提供在保修期内。

包装清单:MRX接收机、FM天线、第二区遥控器、主遥控器、AM环形天线、CR2025电池、2块AAA电池、IEC电源线（只有美国或欧洲类型）Anthem房间纠正的额外项目（ARC）：软件安装光盘、麦克风和夹、收缩架、系列延长线、USB麦克风电缆序列号：尽管现在方便联系，但还是把它复制下来以备日后参考。

1.2使用中注意事项在连接或不连接任何部件之前切断电源线；如果在冷的环境下接收机被转移或储存起来，那么在使用之前请把房间温度变暖；基于持续运行可能会改变工作中的进展。

如果本手册含有不符之处请检查最近手册或软件。

1.3前面板（展示的是MRX700，其他模型相似）1.多媒体和设置导航按钮2.遥控器的传感器位置3.显示4.输入选择5.声音和电平功能6.电源开/待机7.主菜单/第二分区的选择8.显示屏的亮度9. 侧滑盖前部连接10.前AV输入B输入((5VDC / 0.5A)( MRX 300无法使用)12.耳机连接从大图可以看到里面后盖使用杜比耳机处理5.1声道的内容，以便它没有在二声道耳机缩混丢失。

1.4前面板显示主显示范例:讯源选择视频输入分辨率3.前面的数字/环绕声道。

Personal Hi-E n d Theater品味私人影音极其出色的包围感体验Anthem (圣歌）MRX 740 A V接收机文/晨光图/小路产品代理：佰籁镫音响Anthem (圣歌）是来自加拿大的品牌，原名Sonic Frontier,产品主要以胆机为主，很受老发烧友的欢迎。

Paradigm (百里登）集团在90年代收购了Anthem。

后来Anthem将主要领域转移到了AV产品，胆机则继续使用原有品牌。

Anthem也是Paradigm旗下影院市场的主打品牌，有着Paradigm强大技术后盾的支持，让Anthem的技术一直走在业界前沿，也是最早支持杜比全景声以及DTS:X的品牌之―。

随着全景声相关软硬件的普及，Anthem于2021年1月推出了全新一代的MRX系列AV接收机，分别是MRX 1140、MRX740及MRX 540，对应11声道、7声道及5声道功放，为用户带来最顶级的沉浸式音效。

>时尚大气的外观设计这次送到本刊试音室的是中端型号MRX740。

外观方面一改以往MRX系列的传统AV机型的外观，采用了Anthem同门STR立体声系列的产品设计——左半侧都是一块大玻璃和液晶屏幕，面板右侧一个大旋钮再配上5颗小按键以及遥控接收窗，整体非常大气、时尚优雅又不失沉稳。

以往繁杂的功能按键，经过莱单的整合和深度优化后，仅靠液晶屏和5个按键就能操作所有设置，十分人性52技术参数■形式：11.2声道环绕前级功放/7声道后级_HDM丨接口 ：H D M I2.0b H D C P2.2，可升级至HD M I2.1(8K), H D M I输出支持e A R C音频回传■音频格式：Dolby Atmos、D T S:X、D TSVirtual:X(向下兼容过往格式}■视频格式：Dolby Vision、IMAX Enhanced、H D R、H LG、Y C b C r@4K60、B T.2020■解码芯片：AKM AK4458VN( 32bit/768kHz )■串流平台：AirPlay2、Google Chromecast、蓝牙4.2,即将支持Spotify和Roon■输出功率：1-5通道：140W/8Q、170W/6Q;6-7通道：60W/8Q、75W/6Q■讯噪比：91d B(1-5 声道），86d B(6-7通道）■频率响应：20Hz-30kHz化。

Player for Soundtrack Business User ManualHow to connect Soundtrack Your Brand's music service to your Axis network audio systemWhen you connect your audio system to Soundtrack Your Brand,you can manage your music and volume settings from the Soundtrack Your Brand webpage.NoteCurrently,you cannot use the Player for Soundtrack Business if your network connection uses a proxy server. Prerequisites•Download the latest firmware for your Axis devices from /audio•Download the Player for Soundtrack Business application from /audio•Download AXIS IP Utility from /support/downloads/axis-ip-utilityPrepare the hardware1.Connect your Axis audio devices to the internet through Power over Ethernet(PoE).2.Choose one of the devices to be the leader,and insert an SD card in the SD card slot.NoteWe recommend AXIS Surveillance Card64GB.See /products/storage/axis-surveillance-card-64-gbSet up your Axis network audio system1.Start AXIS IP Utility to locate your devices on the network.2.Double-click the device name to display the webpage of a device.3.In the device's webpage,go to System Options>Date&Time and check that the date and time settings are correct.4.In Maintenance,click Choose file,browse to the latest firmware file and click Upgrade.5.Repeat steps2-4for all audio devices.6.In the leader device's webpage,go to Audio>System Settings>Available audio devices.7.Click+to add a device to your system.8.Go to Audio>Overview and set the volume to max(0dB).Install the Player for Soundtrack Business application1.In the leader device's webpage,go to System Options>Storage>SD Card and click Format.2.Select ext4from the File system dropdown and click OK twice.3.Go to Applications>Overview.4.Click Choose file,browse to the Player for Soundtrack Business application file and click Upload Package.5.Start the application.6.Go to Application>Player for Soundtrack Business and click the link in the Application Settings section.7.Copy the Device ID from the About section.Connect to Soundtrack Your Brand1.Create an account at 2.Go to Locations and add a zone.3.Select Hardware device and enter the Device ID from the Player for Soundtrack Business application.4.Click Connect player.When you get a confirmation,you are ready to start using Soundtrack Your Brand's music service with your Axis network audio system.TroubleshootingThis section contains a few tips on how to solve problems you may experience.Please contact Axis support if problems persist,or for any other questions regarding Axis devices or the Player for Soundtrack Business application.To learn more about the Soundtrack Business subscription,go to ImportantPlease note that the device does not currently support the use of proxy servers.The firewall needs to be configured according to this document:https:///hc/en-us/articles/115002592192-Firewall-settingsPlayer_for_Soundtrack_Business_1_0will only work with a properly mounted SD Card.Check under storage management if the SD card is working correctly.To check if the application is running,see http://<device IP address>/app_params.shtml?app=sbplayer=34Status overviewYou can get a status overview and troubleshooting section that lists most settings at:http://<device IP Address>/local/sbplayer/main.shtml#/.StatusError message ActionSound is not playing 1.Ensure that the Soundtrack Business version does not show“no lib loaded”(seeMessages below).2.Click“Troubleshoot”(see instructions below).SD card is not connected Ensure SD card is correctly inserted in the device and is formatted according to theinstallation instructions(ext4).AboutMessage ActionWaiting for device ID Ensure connectivity and that the firewall is correctly configured.No lib loaded Ensure connectivity and that firewall is correctly configured.TroubleshootingSee below for appropriate actions if any of these sections state“result:false”.Section ActionIP address and connectivity Ensure connectivity and that the firewall is correctly configured.Ensure connectivity and that the firewall is correctly configured.Connected to Soundtrack Your BrandservicesPaired to Soundzone Use the device ID in Player for Soundtrack Business and enter it on your sound zonepage on .Active subscription Activate your sound zone on .Connected to content provider Ensure connectivity and that the firewall is correctly configured.Authenticated at content provider Ensure connectivity and that the firewall is correctly configured.Channel assigned Add a soundtrack to your sound zone on .Music scheduled No music scheduled to play.Go to to schedule yourmusic.Collections Downloaded Depending on your connection,it can take some time to download music.Volume setting Go to and ensure the volume is set higher than0.User Manual Ver.M3.2 Player for Soundtrack Business Date:July2018©Axis Communications AB,2018Part No.T10128355。

Philips HeartStart MRx ALS Monitor Product informationPower to see the big pictureThe capabilities you need and the performanceHeartStart MRx has the capabilities you need andthe performance you demand for rapid intervention,thorough care and positive patient outcomes.Measures12.4 x 7.7 x11.7 inchesyou demandAll of these measurements,therapies and features,plus its compact size,low weight (13.2 pounds),and balanced shape make HeartStart MRx easy to carry,easy to stow,and above all,easy to operate.•Thoughtfully organized controls and ports clearly separate functions,monitoring from therapeutic.•Monitoring starts once a patient cable is connected to the device.•Monitoring and therapy data are clearly and logically arranged on-screen.•Large numeric measurements,waveforms,and alarm indicators enable the user to quickly locate information.•The appearance of measurements and waveforms can be customized,and the screen organized to the user’s preferences.•On-screen menus simplify navigation for configuring data,setting and responding to alarms,and accessing additional functionality.Monitoring Capabilities •Monitoring through defibrillation pads•3- and 5-lead ECG monitoring through electrodes•ST/AR Basic ™arrhythmia detection•FAST -SpO 2(Fourier Artifact Suppression T echnology),optional•Noninvasive Blood Pressure (NBP),optional•Microstream ®Capnography (etCO 2),optional•12-Lead ECG,optional•Q-CPR ™Measurement and Feedback,optional Therapies•SMART Biphasic waveform •Manual mode with shock delivery through defibrillation pads or paddles •AED mode•Synchronized cardioversion •Noninvasive pacing,optional Features•Adjustable ECG size and autogain•8.4 inch (diag.),4-wave color display,largest in its class •12-lead data transmission •Data collection and event summary•Strip chart printer •Automated self-tests •Operational checks•Individual,adjustable volume of QRS beeper,voice prompts,and alerts•Lithium ion battery (2 bays) with capacity gauge•“Ready-for-Use” indicator •Configuration mode •Diagnostic mode •Carrying Case •Bed rail hook•AC and DC power modules,optional•Ambulance mounting bracket,optional3Superior Measurements In 12-lead preview mode,12 waves areviewable on-screen,in addition tonumeric vital sign values.A typical monitoring view shows somebasic patient information,the date,timeand battery status.Next are the numericsand waveforms.The bottom half of thescreen shows additional monitoringnumerics followed by their waveforms,Philips 12-Lead ECG•Philips’ 12-Lead ECG algorithm.•Removes noise and artifact before generatinginterpretive statements.•Detects and stratifies early acute coronarysyndromes,for patients with symptoms ofST-segment elevation acute myocardial infarc-tion(STEMI).•12-Lead ECG algorithm employs its PediatricCriteria Program,which recognizes 12 dis-tinct age groups for patients under the age of16.Q-CPR™ Measurementand Feedback•Q-CPR technology by Laerdal.•Monitors and analyzes compression rateand depth,as well as ventilation volume andfrequency in real-time.• Provides on-screen measurements andindicators and audio feedback when needed.• Reinforces CPR training with each use.Arrhythmia Monitoring•Philips’ ST/AR Basic arrhythmia algorithm.•Analyzes ECGs for heart rate,whilecontinuously monitoring for ventriculararrhythmias.• Detects 10 rhythm disturbances andirregularities,including 5 life-threateningarrhythmias:asystole,ventricular fibrillation,ventricular tachycardia,extreme bradycardia,and extreme tachycardia.•Generates visible and audible alarmsas needed.SpO2with Fourier ArtifactSuppression T echnology (FAST-SpO2)•Low-noise hardware and patented digitalprocessing to prevent false readings,drop-outs and false alarms in the presence ofmotion and other interferences.•Applies rule-based analysis to technical andphysiological criteria and quality indicators togenerate the Fourier spectrum.•Measures reliably even in the presence of lowperipheral perfusion.Noninvasive Blood Pressure (NBP)•ADVANTAGE®oscillometric,motion-tolerant,noninvasive blood pressure system fromSunT ech Medical Instruments.•Measures systolic and diastolic pressure andcalculates mean arterial pressure.Microstream®Capnography (etCO2)•Microstream®CO2technology from OridionMedical.•No zeroing,no heating and no sensor tointerfere with the patient’s airway.•Microstream’s FilterLine®airway adapter andsample line inhibit the build-up of condensedwater and secretions.•Works on both intubated and nonintubatedpatients,adult and pediatric.Complete 12-lead reports can be transmittedfrom HeartStart MRx to the receiving hospital,giving the ED and/or catheterization lab a headstart in preparing for patient care.Utilizing thelatest cell phone technologies,the speed andencryption capability of the Internet,andPhilips HeartStart 12-Lead T ransfer Stationsoftware,reports can be viewed on-line,faxed,printed,e-mailed and forwarded toT raceMaster ECG Management System ora central database for storage.All waves print on the strip chart printer in 3x4 format.Proven TherapiesSMART Biphasic T echnology•Philips’patented low-energy SMART Biphasic (truncated exponential) waveform.No other external defibrillation waveform is supported by more peer-reviewed clinical data.•Impedance compensation algorithm measures chest impedance and delivers a low-energy shock based on the patient’s unique physical requirements.In code view,a single large ECG wave is shown in the top half of the display,the incident timer is prominent and all alarms are paused.CPR numerics and the compression wave appear in the middle.The bottom of the display accomodates the CO 2wave and active soft keys.AED Mode•Clear,concise voice and text prompts,like those of our industry leading automated exter-nal defibrillators,guide the user through the defibrillation process.•Preset150 Joules of non-escalating energy.Manual Defibrillation•Charges to its highest energy level,200 Joules,in less than 5 seconds.•Defibrillates with either paddles or pads.Synchronized Cardioversion•Philips’SMART Biphasic waveform,supported by peer-reviewed evidence for its effectiveness in cardioverting atrial fibrillation.•On-screen,R-wave markers are shown above (or on) each detected R-wave.Noninvasive Pacing•Demand and fixed modes.•40 msec pulse width.•Adjustable rate and output (mA).red “X” replaces the hourglass and the monitor will audibly chirp until the situation is corrected.If pads are preferred,HeartStart MRx can be used with Philips HeartStart Multifunction Defibrillator Pads,which come in adult and pediatric sizes.When connected to MRx,they can provide ECG monitoring,synchronized cardioversion,and noninvasive pacing,in addition to external defibrillation.All monitoring connections are located on the left side panel.A carrying case pouch covers and protects ports and cable connectors from damage.Self-tests and operational checks•Ready-for-Use indicator.•Automated hourly,daily and weekly self-tests.•Easy-to-run routine operational checks.•T est results are stored in internal memory and can be viewed on-screen and printed with the strip chart printer.Strip chart printer•Integrated strip chart printer:50 mm standard or 75 mm optional.•Prints the primary ECG lead with eventannotations and event summary reports,including ECG rhythm strips and 12-lead ECG reports.•When configured,prints automatically on marked events,charge,shock and alarms.•Prints measurements in real-time or with a 10-second delay.Feature-packed and still lightweightData collection,management and reporting•Internal memory and an optional,removable CompactFlash ®data card capture approximately 8 hours of continuous ECG waveforms and events (including drug and therapy markers),plus 50 12-lead ECG reports.•Stored data can be printed as an event summary report on the device’s strip chart printer or viewed on-screen.•Data transferred to a PC running HeartStart Event Review Pro data management software can be compiled,edited,shared and archived for quality control and reporting.•HeartStart MRx can accept a data card from Heartstream and HeartStart FR2-series AEDs.12-Lead Data Transmission•Using a cell phone to establish a dial-up connection between HeartStart MRx and the Internet,access Philips HeartStart 12-Lead Transfer Station and send a report.Transmission capability is optional.Carrying Case•Semi-rigid structure covered with polyester.•Modular pouches for segmenting and organizing accessories and supplies.•Pouches snap on and can be easily removed for thorough cleaning.Quick Reference Cards•Highlight device’s key functionality and operation.•Laminated to resist wear and stains,the card set can be tethered to HeartStart MRx or stored in its carrying case.Training materials•Self-paced,interactive,web-based training familiarizes the user with the features and operation of HeartStart MRx.•Users explore components and accessories,run simulations of hands-on procedures,and test their understanding of the material.•Continuing education credit is available for completing the program.•Optional instructor-based training material,in person instruction,and a training video are also available.6The 8.4-inch color display is well protected against damage.Recessed behind a 3 mm non-reflective polycarbonate shield,framed and backed in an energy-absorbing foam blanket,and supported by a rigid magnesium casting,it endures routine impact from bumps,knocks,and even drops.Rugged,reliable,and ready for useInternal assemblies are tched connectors hold cables in place to ensure uninterrupted communications between circuit boards.And every circuit board is aggressively reinforced,braced and fastened at multiple points,keeping the device’s internal structure rigid,even in highvibration environments.T wo rechargeable,lithium ion batteries,when new and fully charged,provide up to 10 hours of monitoring,more than any other monitor/defibrillator.Depleted batteries can be charged to full capacity in just 3 hours.No conditioning is required.Capacity gauges on the monitor’s screen and on each battery show the remaining charge.Product SpecificationsPhysical HeartStart MRx (M3536A)Without external paddles:12.4 in.(W) x 7.7 in.(D) x 11.7 in.(H) (313 mm x 195 mm x 295 mm)With external paddles:12.4 in.(W) x 7.7 in.(D) x 13.4 in.(H) (313 mm x 195 mm x 340 mm)13.2 lbs.(6 kg):base unit with 1 battery,pads and pads cable.13 lbs.(5.9 kg) with optional 75 mm strip chart printer.Paddle tray and external standard paddles add less than 2.5 lbs.(1.1 kg).Carrying case adds 4.1 lbs.(1.86 kg).Defibrillator Model DimensionsWeightEnvironmental and Physical Requirements IP24Operating:32º - 113º F (0º - 45º C)Storage:-4º - 158º F (-20º - 70º C)Operating:0% to 95% relativeOperating:0 to 15,000 ft (0 to 4,500 m)Storage:0 to 15,000 ft (0 to 4,500 m)Bump:IEC 68-2-29Freefall:IEC 68-2-32Operating:MIL STD 810E 514.4 Category 6 Helicopter,General Storage,UH60Non-Operating:IEC 68-2-6 Swept Sine Vibration and IEC 68-2-64 Random VibrationMeets EN 60601-1,UL 2601-1,CSA C22.2 No.601-1Solids/Water Resistance T emperature Humidity Altitude Mechanical Shock VibrationSafetyDisplay 8.4’’diagonal (128 mm x 171 mm)TFT color LCD 480 x 640 pixels (VGA)5 seconds (ECG)Dimensions T ype Resolution Wave Viewing TimeDefibrillation Truncated Exponential Biphasic.Waveform parameters adjusted as a function of patient impedance.Manual (selected):1-10,15,20,30,50,70,100,120,150,170,200 Joules into a 50 Ohm loadAED Mode (single energy output):150 Joules into a 50ohm load.Less than 5 seconds to 200 Joules with a new,fully charged lithium ion battery at 25º CVia multifunction defib electrode pads or paddles Typically less than 20 secondsMinimum:15 Ohm (internal defibrillation);25 Ohm (external defibrillation) Maximum:180 OhmShock advisory sensitivity and specificity meet AAMI DF-39 guidelinesWaveform Output EnergyCharge Time Shock Delivery Shock-to-Shock Cycle Time Patient Impedance Range AED ModeECG and Arrhythmia Monitoring Up to 4 ECG waves displayed and up to 2 ECG waves print simultaneouslyLead I,II,or III obtained through 3-lead ECG cable and separate monitoring electrodes.With 5-lead cable,obtain leads I,II,III,aVR,aVL,aVF,or V.Pads ECG obtained through 2 multifunction defibrillation electrode pads.‘Lead Off’message and dashed line displayed,if an electrode or lead wire becomes disconnected Dashed line displayed if a pad becomes disconnected.Digital readout on display 15 to 300 bpm,accuracy ±10%HR,Asystole,VFIB/VTACH,VTACH,extreme tachycardia,extreme bradycardia,PVC rate 2.5,5,10,20,40 mm/mV,autogainInputLead Fault Pads Fault Heart Rate Display Heart Rate/Arrhythmia Alarms ECG SizeBattery 6.3 Ah,14.8 V,rechargeable lithium ion6.5" (H) x 3.8" (W) x 1.6" (D) (165 mm x 95 mm x 42 mm)1.6 lb.(0.73 kg)Approximately 3 hours to 100%,90 minutes to 80%At least 5 hours of continuous 12-lead ECG,SpO 2,and CO 2monitoring,with NBP every 15 minutes on one new,fully charged batteryAt least 3.5 hours of continuous 12-lead ECG,SpO 2,and CO 2monitoring,with NBP every 15 minutes and pacing at 180 ppm at 160 mA on one new,fully charged batteryBattery gauge on battery,capacity indicator on display;flashing RFU indicator,chirp,and ‘Low Battery’message appears on display for low battery condition,when 10 minutes of monitoring time and 6 maximumenergy discharges remain (with a new battery at room temperature,25º C)T ype Dimensions Weight Charge Time CapacityBattery IndicatorsData Storage 8 hours of continuous ECG waveforms and events,plus 50 12-lead ECG reports8 hours of continuous ECG waveforms and events,plus 50 12-lead ECG reports,on a CompactFlash memory cardInternalData CardStrip Chart Recorder Standard:50 mm (paper width) thermal array printer Optional:75 mm (paper width) thermal array printer Prints primary ECG lead with event annotations and measurements in real-time or with 10-second delay Recorder can be configured to print marked events,charge,shock and alarmsEvent Summary,12-Lead,Operational Check,Configuration,Status Log,and Device Information 1.97 in.(50 mm) W by 100 ft.(30 m) L 2.95 in.(75 mm) W by 100 ft.(30 m) LRecorderContinuous ECG Strip Auto Printing ReportsPaper SizeNoninvasive Pacing Monophasic Truncated Exponential10 mA to 160 mA (5 mA resolution);accuracy 10 mA to 50 mA ±5 mA,50 mA - 160 m A ±10%40 ms with ±10% accuracy30 ppm to 180 ppm (10 ppm increments);accuracy ±1.5%Demand or Fixed Rate340 msec (30 to 80 ppm);240 msec (90 to 180 ppm)Waveform Current Pulse Amplitude Pulse Width Rate ModesRefractory PeriodSpO 2Pulse Oximetry 0 to 100%1%Low Limit:50 to 99% (Adult/Pediatric)High Limit:51 to 100% (Adult/Pediatric)10 secondsRange Resolution Alarm Range Alarm DelayNoninvasive Blood Pressure Systolic:40 to 260 mmHg Diastolic:20 to 200 mmHg Adult:160 mmHg Pediatric:120 mmHg 280 mmHgSystolic high limit:30 - 270 (Adult),35 - 180 (Pediatric)Systolic low limit:30 - 265 (Adult),30 - 175 (Pediatric)Diastolic high limit:18 - 240 (Adult),18 - 150 (Pediatric)Diastolic low limit:10 - 240 (Adult),10 - 145 (Pediatric)Pressure Range Initial Pressure Maximum Pressure Alarm RangeEnd-Tidal CO 20 to 99 mmHg 1 mmHg (0.1 kPa)50 ml per minuteLow Limit:10 to 95 mmHg (Adult/Pediatric)High Limit:20 to 100 mmHg (Adult/Pediatric)Range Resolution Sample Size Alarm Range 12-Lead ECG 12-Lead cable:leads I,II,III,aVR,aVL,aVF,V/C1-V/C6All 12-lead ECG waves display simultaneouslyAll 12-leads print on the strip chart printer in 3x4 format CompactFlash data card;cellular dial-up Internet connection Input Display View Strip Record T ransmissionCPR Measurement and Feedback T arget:-1.50 to -2.00 in.(-38 to -51 mm)T arget:90 to 120 cpmGraphic indicator:empty,1/3-full,2/3-full,fullT arget for breaths delivered before 60 seconds since last compression:6 to 16 vpmT arget for breaths delivered beyond 60 seconds since last compression:9 to 16 vpmCompression Depth Compression Rate Ventilation Volume Ventilation RatePhilips Medical Systems is partof Royal Philips ElectronicsOn the web/heartstartVia email*******************By fax+31 40 27 64 887By postal servicePhilips Medical Systems3000 Minuteman RoadAndover,MA 01810-1085AsiaT el:+852 2821 5888Europe,Middle East,AfricaT el:+31 40 27 87246Latin AmericaT el:+1 954 628 1000North AmericaT el:+1 800 934 7372© Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.2005All rights are reserved.Reproduction in whole or inpart is prohibited without the prior written consentof the copyright holder.Philips is a registered trademark of Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V. Philips Medical Systems North America Corporation reserves the right to make changes in specifications or to discontinue any product at any time without notice or obligation and will not be liable for any consequences resulting from the use of this publication.Printed in The Netherlands.4522 962 06831/861 * SEP 2005Microstream and FilterLine are registered trademarks of Oridion Medical Ltd.ADVANTAGE is a registered trademark of SunT ech Medical Instruments.Q-CPR is a trademark of Laerdal Medical pactFlash is a registered trademark of SanDiskCorporation.。

How do you set the clock on a pioneer mixtrax radio. Resetting pioneer mixtrax car stereo. How to turn on pioneer mixtrax radio. How to work a pioneer mixtrax radio.The pioneer stereo has several buttons on the bottom of it which helps you to navigate when the touch is not responding correctly or you do not want to use the touchscreen. chemical bonding and chemical reactions worksheet answerschannel number for 5 seconds, which is displayed on the left side of the display.The stereo will save the channel number and the next time you tap on that channel number, and it will play that radio channel that you saved on it. This is how you save a radio frequency to a stereo channel. Select your desired radio preset This is an important thing to do, when setting up radio channels on your Pioneer car stereo. The radio on the pioneer car stereo has 18-channels on it because it has three presets of FM that it can operate and save channels. As the FM1 preset displays six-channel options on the left side of the display. You can change that preset to two more options and save your frequencies on the new channels of the second and third preset. How would you do that? The next preset by tapping on the FM1 button on the touchscreen, it will take you to the FM2 preset. The procedure for saving radio frequencies on channel numbers for all presets is the same as for FM1 preset.。

Features About Your Audio SystemThe audio system features AM/FM radio and SiriusXM® Radio service*. It can alsoplay USB flash drives, and iPod, iPhone and Bluetooth® devices.You can operate the audio system from the buttons and switches on the panel, theremote controls on the steering wheel, or the icons on the touchscreen interface.*1About Your Audio SystemSiriusXM® Radio* is available on a subscription basisonly. For more information on SiriusXM® Radio*,contact a dealer.SiriusXM® Radio* is available in the United States andCanada, except Hawaii, Alaska, and Puerto Rico.SiriusXM®* is a registered trademark of SiriusXMRadio, Inc.iPod, iPhone and iTunes are trademarks of Apple Inc.State or local laws may prohibit the operation ofhandheld electronic devices while operating avehicle.Remote ControlsiPodUSB Flash Driveuu Audio System u USB Port(s)FeaturesUSB Port(s)u The USB port (1.0A) is for playing audio files on a USB flash drive and connecting a cellular phone and charging device.u The USB port (1.5A) is for charging devices, playing audio files andconnecting compatible phones with Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.u To prevent any potential issues, be sure to use an Apple MFi Certified Lightning Connector for Apple CarPlay, and for Android Auto, the USB cables should be certified by USB-IF to be compliant with USB 2.0 Standard.Your vehicle comes supplied with a USB extension cable that runs from the USB port up through to the front console.*1: Models with the smart entry system have an ENGINE START/STOP button instead of an ignition switch.*2: Pre-installed on U.S. models only.1USB Port(s)•Do not leave the iPod or USB flash drive in the vehicle. Direct sunlight and high temperatures may damage it.•We recommend that you use a USB cable if you are attaching a USB flash drive to the USB port.•You may also use your own USB cable.•Do not connect the iPod or USB flash drive using a hub.•Do not use a device such as a card reader or hard disk drive, as the device or your files may be damaged.•We recommend backing up your data before using the device in your vehicle.•Displayed messages may vary depending on the device model and software version.The USB port can supply up to 1.5A of power. It does not output 1.5A unless requested by the device.For amperage details, read the operating manual of the device that needs to be charged.Under certain conditions, a device connected to the port may generate noise in the radio you are listening to.USB chargeModels with color audio system Models with Display AudioUSB Extension Cable *2Models with Display AudioU.S. modelsuu Audio System u USB Port(s)Features ■In the console compartment*The USB port (1.0A) is for playing audio files on the USB flash drive and connecting a cellular phone and charging device.u Move the removable beverage holdertray rearward.uu Audio System u Audio System Theft ProtectionAudio System Theft ProtectionThe audio system is disabled when it is disconnected from the power source, such aswhen the battery is disconnected or goes dead. In certain conditions, the systemmay display a code entry screen. 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The information is shown onthe driver information interface.ButtonsPress or to cycle through the audiomode as follows:FM AM SiriusXM®*USB iPodBluetooth® Audio Pandora®*AppleCarPlay/Android Auto*Audio Apps*ENTER Button•When listening to the radio and SiriusXM®*1.Press ENTER to switch the display to a preset list you stored in the preset buttons.2.Press or to select a preset, then press ENTER.•When listening to a USB flash drive1.Press ENTER to display the folder list.2.Press or to select a folder.3.Press ENTER to display a list of files in that folder.4.Press or to select a file, then press ENTER.1Audio Remote ControlsSome modes appear only when an appropriatedevice or medium is used.Depending on the Bluetooth® device you connect,some functions may not be available.Press the (Hang-up/back) button to go backto the previous command or cancel a command.Press the button to switch display.ButtonButton+- BarButtonButton3Button4ENTER Button3434Models with Display Audio343434uu Audio System u Audio Remote ControlsFeatures•When listening to an iPod1.Press ENTER to display the iPod music list.2.Press or to select a category.3.Press ENTER to display a list of items in the category.4.Press or to select an item, then press ENTER .u Press ENTER and press or repeatedly until the desired mode you want to listen to is displayed.•When listening to Pandora ®*1.Press ENTER to display the station list.2.Press or to select an item, then press ENTER .•When listening to Bluetooth ®Audio 1.Press ENTER to display the track list.2.Press or to select a track, then press ENTER .3434343434uu Audio System u Audio Remote ControlsFeatures +- (Volume) BarPress +: To increase the volume.Press -: To decrease the volume.Buttons•When listening to the radioPress :To select the next preset radio station.Press :To select the previous preset radio station.Press and hold : To select the next strong station.Press and hold : To select the previous strong station.•When listening to an iPod, USB flash drive, or Bluetooth® Audio Press :To skip to the next song.Press :To go back to the beginning of the current or previous song.•When listening to a USB flash drivePress and hold : To skip to the next folder.Press and hold : To go back to the previous folder.•When listening to Pandora®*Press :To skip to the next track.Press and hold : To select the next station.Press and hold : To select the previous station.FeaturesTo use the audio system, the ignition switch must be in ACCESSORY q or ON w .Use the selector knob or MENU/CLOCK button to access some audio functions.Press to switch between the normal and extended display for some functions.Selector Knob: Rotate left or right to scroll through the available choices. 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From this screen, you can go to varioussetup options.■Switching the DisplayAudio/Information ScreenAudioClock/Wallpaperuu Audio System Basic Operation u Audio/Information Screen■AudioShows the current audio information.■Clock/WallpaperShows a clock screen or an image you import.■Change display1.Press the MENU/CLOCK button.2.Rotate to select Settings, then press .3.Rotate to select Display Change, then press .4.Rotate to select Wallpaper, then press .u If you want to return to the audio display, select Audio.Featuresuu Audio System Basic Operation u Adjusting the SoundFeatures Adjusting the SoundPress the (Sound) button, and rotateto scroll through the following choices:Rotate to adjust the sound setting, thenpress .1Adjusting the SoundThe SVC has four modes: Off, Low, Mid, and High.SVC adjusts the volume level based on the vehiclespeed. As you go faster, audio volume increases. 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AX ChorusUser ManualEnglish (US)Version 1.1.0Table of ContentsIntroduction3 History3 Free Trial3 Installation3 System Requirements3 Windows Installation4 Mac Installation6 Loading AX Chorus7 Getting Around8 Using the controls (plus fine-tuning and value entry)8 FX view and Settings view8 Using the controls9 Double-click9 Chorus, Rate and Mix9 Settings10 Model11 Master Volume11 Sync12 Stereo Width Control12 Equalizer13 Default Presets13 Feature List14IntroductionThank you for purchasing or trying Martinic AX Chorus.The AX Chorus is based on the ACE modeled MN3009 Bucket Brigade (BBD) chip found in both the AX73 and AX60 synthesizers. We developed our plugin with the chorus 100% the same as the mono input versions found in the original synthesizers and then added the option of making it a stereo effect.HistoryAs Akai never released the chorus as a separate effect we envisioned how it could have looked in the 1980s, and have included both the AX73 and AX60 chorus effects in one unit.Free TrialBefore purchasing a license you are allowed to try AX Chorus free of charge for up to 30 days for testing purposes and in non-published work.When AX Chorus runs in demo mode, once every minute the user interface will display Trial Version in red in the upper left corner and white noise is added to the output signal.InstallationSystem RequirementsAX Chorus is available as a VST 2.4, AU (Audio Units) or CLAP (CLever Audio Plugin) effect plugin, which means it needs to run inside VST, AU or CLAP hosting software, e.g. Ableton Live, Cubase, GarageBand, Logic Pro, REAPER, Studio One, etc.Although AX Chorus should be able to run at any sample rate the host provides, a rate of at least 44.1 kHz is recommended.AX Chorus is designed to run on Windows 7 or newer, or Mac OS X 10.9 (Mavericks) or newer.Windows InstallationTo install AX Chorus on Windows, download the Windows 32/64-bit VST/CLAP installer, and save it on your computer (e.g. in your Downloads folder).Navigate to this folder, locate the installer and double-click on it, and then click on the Next button to start the installation process.Carefully read the license, and then click on the I Agree button to continue. Next select which versions of the plugin you want to install. Select Customize GUI Scale to manually override the scaling factor of the plugin on a later screen. Optionally you can select License Key if you have purchased a license. Click on the Next button to continue.Optionally change the install location, and again click on the Next button. Then select your VST2 32-bit and/or 64-bit plugin folder, and optionally select your license key file (if you have purchased a license), confirming each selection by clicking on the Next button.If you have previously chosen to customize the GUI scale, you will be able to select different options before selecting Next to begin installation.Now wait for the installation to complete (this should take only a few seconds), click on the Close button, and you are ready.Mac InstallationTo install AX Chorus on Mac OS X or macOS download the Mac 64-bit VST/AU/CLAP installer disk image (DMG), and save it on your computer (e.g. in your Downloads folder).If you have purchased a license, then you should copy your license key file to the same folder in which you have saved the installer disk image (DMG), so it can be installed along with the plug-in(s).Navigate to the folder in which you have saved the installer, locate the installer disk image (DMG) and double-click on it, and then double-click on the AX Chorus Installer.pkg icon. Click on the Continue button to confirm that the installation package will run a program, and then click on Continue (in the bottom right corner of the installation window) to start the installation process.Carefully read the license, click on the Continue button, and then click on Agree. Next select which versions of the plug-in you want to install (it is recommended that you install both the VST2, AU and CLAP versions, just to be sure), optionally select License Key if you have purchased a license, and click on the Continue button. Optionally change the install location, and then click on the Install button.Now wait for the installation to complete (this should take only a few seconds), click on the Close button, and you are ready.Loading AX ChorusLaunch your host, and create an audio track or load a project to which you want to add AX Chorus. Please refer to the documentation of your hosting software on how to do this.Note: Most hosts will list AX Chorus as Martinic AX Chorus, but some may list it as AX Chorus or AxChorus.AX Chorus is primarily meant to be used as an “insert” effect, which is also the way in which it was originally used. However, it can also be used as a “bus” effect.The plugin is exclusively a stereo plugin, which means that Apple Logic users will have to switch the preferred track from Mono to Stereo by clicking on the ◯ symbol of the track, to be able to load the AX Chorus:Getting AroundUsing the controls (plus fine-tuning and value entry)You can adjust controls by clicking and dragging them up or down using the mouse. To fine-tune a parameter to a more exact value, hover your cursor over it, hold the Ctrl key (Mac and Windows), and scroll the mouse wheel. You can also right-click on a knob to enter a value using the computer keyboard.Double-clicking a knob or fader will reset it to its default value.FX view and Settings viewThe AX Chorus can be used in either FX view or Settings view.FX view allows you to control some of the AX Chorus's basic parameters. There are more advanced parameters in the Settings view.Settings view provides an abstracted set of controls for the plugin, giving you control over every parameter on the AX Chorus. Here you can access all the controls.AX Chorus is a stereo effect, so it is applied to both the left and right channels. When the switch is off the effect is bypassed. Note that this is likely not the same as bypassing AX Chorus in your hosting software, because the input signal is still fed into the effect, meaning that you can turn it on again at any time, smoothly and without any pops or clicks.Using the controlsYou can adjust controls by dragging them up/down using the mouse, or you can use the mouse wheel while holding the Ctrl key down. You can also right-click on a knob to enter a value using the computer keyboard.Double-clickDouble-clicking a knob will reset it to its default value.Chorus, Rate and MixThe CHORUS button switches between Chorus 1, Chorus 2 and Off.1 is modeled exactly like the chorus in the AX73 / AX60.2 is modeled the same way but faster and deeper.Off switches the chorus effect off.The RATE knob sets the speed of the chorus effect.The MIX knob is a dry/wet mix control.SettingsOn the Settings page, there are additional controls including Sync, Width and the equalizer which you might be familiar with from our AX73 plugin.ModelThe AX Chorus can operate in AX73 or AX60 mode by double-clicking on the AX73/AX60 logo in the FX view:Or by switching the Model in the Settings view:Both models are recreated after the original chorus effect from the original instruments.Master VolumeIn the top right is a Master volume control, ranging from -36dB to +24dB.SyncSync is a toggle switch that will enable you to synchronize the chorus speed to the tempo within your DAW. When Sync is set, you can use the Rate knob to set the chorus speed to the desired time signature.Stereo Width ControlThe Width knob allows you to control the stereo width, going from mono (0%) to full stereo (100%). At 50% the width knob behaves exactly like our AX73 internal Chorus.EqualizerThe equalizer is exactly the same as the EQ from our AX73 plugin. It has three bands: a low shelf, a bell filter for the mid range frequencies, and a high shelf. The three bands have the same range so you could, for example, decide to shape the Mid in 5 kHz range or focus it around the low frequencies.Turn the EQ on with the On switch.The Low dial sets the frequency of the low shelf and the Level dial sets its gain.The Mid dial controls the frequency of the bell filter, the BW knob sets its Q and Levelcontrols its gain.High sets the frequency of the high shelf and Level controls its gain.Default PresetsAX Chorus comes with 16 default presets. These include AX73 and AX60 presets, which are modeled on the two incarnations of the chorus in Martinic's AX73 plugin.In the VST version of the plugin, the top bar allows you to select between the Default Presets that will be shown in your DAW. You can navigate between these 16 spaces using the left and right arrow keys on either side of the name.If you have a DAW that uses the AU plugin format, the above selection method will be unavailable but the default presets can be selected through your DAW’s interface and will be read-only.Feature ListAccurate emulation of analog BBD chorusIncludes two different models: AX73 and AX60Adjustable chorus rate ranging from 0.01 to 20 HzOptional host tempo sync from 16 bars to 1/64 noteAdjustable chorus mix ranging from 0% to 100%Optional 3-band EQ for shaping chorus signalStereo input and processingStereo Width adjustmentOutput volume controlIncludes 16 presetsAkai is a registered trademark of inMusic Brands, Inc. Note that inMusic does not endorse Martinic AX Chorus, nor is inMusic in any way associated or affiliated with Martinic.© 2022 Martinic。