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PSC805 Aurilium™ Sound Processor Users Guide 27
4.3.4. Mixer Tab
Mixer controls allow you to select and control playback and recording input sources.
4.3.4.1. Playback source controls
You can individually mute or un-mute as many playback sources as you wish.
Volume sliders set the playback level for each source.
Balance sliders adjust the relative left and right output levels for each stereo source. Balance
sliders should normally be left in the center, which is the default position. Right-click any of the
balance sliders to center it.
Depending on the number of available playback sources in your PC, the number of horizontal
and vertical slider may vary, and a scrollbar may or may not be preset. The viewing area on the
Mixer Tab displays controls for a maximum of four playback sources at one time. Use the
Playback Source Scrollbar (if present) to reveal more source controls. See Figure 17.
Figure 17
Channel Volume
This button is only available in Windows XP. Use this button if you like to control each speaker
individually. Clicking on this button opens up another panel that contains separate control for
each speaker, i.e., one can increase or decrease the volume on the right rear speaker. See
Figure 17. Please NOTE that after adjusting the volume click on the OK button to apply the
changes, otherwise, the changes are lost.
When playing audio CD’s using the CD ROM driver of the PC, one should enable the digital
audio extraction in the system device manager. If you need more information refer to the
Trouble Shooting section in Appendix C of this document.
Volume
Slider
Balance
Slider