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20THE OUTLAW’S GUIDE TO THE SMS-1

change the SMS-1’s main volume setting. At the same time, it will change

the other preset volume settings, but they will not all mimic it exactly.

Instead, each preset can be adjusted relative to the Setup volume. Let’s

say that the Setup volume is at 15. Now move the cursor over to Preset

1’s volume and use the Set +/- buttons on the remote to change Preset 1’s

volume to 18. If you move the cursor back to Setup’s volume and change

it to 16, Preset 1’s volume will increase to 19. This lets you dene a volume

boost or reduction for each preset.

The last settings in our big table relate to the frequency and level of a

Contour. For these two settings, the Setup column says “NA” (for Not

Applicable) and cannot be changed. This is because the contour is an

extra equalizer available for each preset. The frequency at which the

equalizer operates is specied in the Contour Freq row, and it can be set

anywhere from 15Hz to 199Hz. The level of change produced by the

equalizer is specied in the Contour Level row, and it can be set in 0.2dB

increments from -13dB to +6dB. For most users, this contour and the vol

ume setting above it will be the only dierences between presets.

Well, that takes care of the big table of settings on the System Settings

screen. What else is there? There’s the Default Preset, which is the preset

that the SMS-1 will use whenever it is turned on. Most people settle on

preset 5 (“Custom”), which by default has no contour applied and uses

the standard volume level. There’s also the 12V Trigger Mode, which can

be set to “Inactive” or “Active.” If you hooked up a 12V trigger back on

page 12, you will want to highlight this setting and use the Set buttons

on the remote to switch it to “Active” so that the SMS-1 uses its trigger.

If you don’t have a trigger connected, leave this “Inactive.” There’s also

something called Night Mode Volume %, which defaults to 30. As you

might have guessed, this has something to do with the Night mode.

When you activate Night mode, the SMS-1 turns down the subwoofer

channel so as not to disturb neighbors, babies, or local police. This setting

determines how much it turns the subwoofer channel down. You can set

it to anywhere between 10 and 100, which determines what percent of

full volume is output when in Night mode. If you set this value to 10, then

the SMS-1 will reduce the subwoofer output to 10% of the normal volume

when Night mode is enabled. If you set it to 100, then Night mode will be

exactly the same as normal mode.

It is time to make our way back to the top of the screen, but along the way

it would be good to pause at the top left corner of the table on the word

“Unlocked” (located just to the left of “Setup”). You may have noticed

that you can highlight this with the cursor. You can also use the “Select”

button to change it from “Unlocked” to “Locked” – but once you do, you

will discover that you can not change any of the other settings on the

System Settings screen. This way, you can prevent others (or yourself)

from changing any of these settings once you get them where you want

them. If you need to make some changes, just highlight “Locked” again

and press “Select” to unlock everything.

Now that we’ve run through all of the options available in the System

Settings screen, it is time to move back to the System Response screen

and get serious about some test tones. You can get there by highlight

ing “PREV” at the top of the screen and pressing “Select” or by pressing

“TEST” to just hop straight there.

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