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Audio Modes. The set supports stereo mode on the headset output.
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Audio Modes. Microphone Options The microphone signal is mixed in with the right channel Audio input. If a music player and the microphone are both connected, adjusting the volume on the music player and adjusting the MA control will allow the music stimulation to be balanced with sounds picked up by the microphone. The MK-312BT mic input is designed for PC-compatible electret microphones. Stereo Audio Processing Some e-stim enthusiasts have created computer generated sound files for use with e-stim. These files are available on the Internet and can be played back using your choice of music player software. The MK-312BT is specially designed to process stereo audio files into a proper TENS-style e-stim waveform, opening up many new creative possibilities. The Audio 3 mode is designed to decode stereo audio files. Audio 3 preserves phase information and can be used with in a TriPhase configuration. Wired Remote Control An external DC voltage, from 0 to 2 volts can be applied to the Remote jack, to allow proportional control of the outputs in the Audio 1 and Audio 2 modes. The MA control is used to set the adjustment range. A simple 1.5 volt battery circuit connected with Positive [+] to the Tip of the plug and Negative [-] to the Sleeve of a 3.5mm stereo plug will make a remote.

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