Quick Start Guide

Thank you for choosing

AX 360 .

Please verify your package contains the following:

A - AX 360 Dolby Digital & Pro Logic

Audio Controller

B - AX 360 Headset with in-line volume controller

for Center, Front, Rear and Vibration Control

C - Power Adapter

D - Removable Microphone

E - Microphone Extension Cable (for Xbox Live®)

F - Digital Fiber Optic Cable (Remove protective

caps before installing.)

G - Coaxial Audio Cable

H - G9 Adapter (PC/MAC, 5.1 sound card adapter)

I - Soft Carrying Case

AX 360

Dolby Digital & Pro Logic

Audio Controller

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Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. “Dolby”, “Pro Logic”, and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories, all rights reserved.

©2006 Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Xbox, Xbox Live, the Live Logo, and the Xbox logos are registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corp.

©2007 Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc. All Rights Reserved. “PlayStation”, “PLAYSTATION”, “PS” Family logo and “PSP” are registered trademarks of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.

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Button 7 and 8 will now increase or decrease the Time-Delay

- Toggle 4 to change the time delay between the front channel and the center channel, or the front channel and rear channels

(TD) Time Delay is a function associated with 4

(SUR/CTR). Default setting is 0mS, except when in Pro Logic mode then it is defaulted to 15mS.

When in Dolby Digital 5.1:

- Center channel range is from 0-5mS,

adjustable in 1mS increments

- Surround channel range is from 0-15mS

adjustable in 1mS increments

If the audio source is stereo (Dolby Digital 2 channel or PCM format) and Pro Logic is “on”:

- Center channel range is from 0-5mS

- Surround channel range is from 15-30mS

NOTE: The Time Delay adjustment with Dolby

Digital 5.1 mode will automatically update the associated Time Delay value in Pro Logic mode and vice versa. However, if the source is Dolby

Digital 2 channel and Pro Logic is off, nothing will be adjusted.

1 Digital Input Selection: Coaxial & Optical

2 DC Jack

3 Multi-Function Selector Switch (for fine tuning)

VOL/PL

Move the selector to the VOL/PL position

Button 6 will select Pro Logic on/off

Button 7 and 8 will adjust volume up and down

(Pro Logic) When Dolby Pro Logic is “on” with an audio source that is 2 channel, the audio will then be converted to 5.1 channel sound. When

Dolby Pro Logic is “off” with an audio source that is 2 channel, the audio will remain 2 channel stereo.

(Volume up/down) Pressing the volume up/ down one time will adjust the volume 1dB in either direction. Press and hold the volume up to increase the volume to the maximum level.

Press and hold the volume down to decrease the volume to the minimum level (mute).

TD/DRC (Time Delay, Dynamic Range Control)

Move the selector to the TD/DRC position

Button 6 now becomes DRC (Dynamic Range

Compression) on/off

4 Select Time-Delay

5 Power on/off

6 Pro Logic / DRC on/off

7 Volume up & Time-Delay Increase

8 Volume down and Time-Delay decrease

9 Headset connections, this unit can support

2 headsets at the same time bk 5.1 analog out, connection to external

5.1 speaker system bl Indicator light for power on/off bm Indicator light for Dolby Digital format

(5.1 or Stereo) bn Indicator light for Pro Logic on/off bo Indicator light for DRC on/off

NOTE: When the unit is turned off, all settings will be saved and remain the same when the unit is powered on. To reset the settings to the factory defaults, push and hold 7 + 8 together and power down the unit. Then, power up the unit holding 7 + 8 together and you will see bm bn bo flash three times indicating that the factory defaults have been applied. If the unit is unplugged, it may lose its current settings.

Customer Support

TRI TT ON would like to make sure you are completely satisfied with your purchase of the AX 360. We offer toll-free technical support from 8:30 to 5:00pm PST, continental U.S. only. TRI TT ON also offers extensive online support with FAQ’s, knowledge base articles and online chat support.

If you have any questions regarding the AX 360, please contact us:

• Toll-free support: 800-431-1176

• Email support: [email protected]

• Web support: www.trittonusa.com

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Connecting your

AX 360

Connecting to your

Game Console

Make Sure to remove the protective caps from your optical cable before use.

Failure to do so could result in poor or no sound output, and possibly damage electronic devices.

Diagram A

XBox360 Elite/Premium

XBox360

Connecting to your

PC or MAC

*If you use the AX360 blue digital audio controller on a computer and want to use the microphone, additional hardware will be needed to plug the microphone into the standard analog jack of your computer.

**Dolby Digital surround sound will only be played back by the

AX360 headset when a “Dolby Digital” signal is received by our audio controller, indicated by a blue light at location

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Connecting to your

DVD / Audio Receiver

Diagram A

Option 1

Diagram B

Diagram B

PS3

The AX 360 can connect to any game console that supports a fiber optic or digital coaxial audio port.

For example, connecting with an Xbox 360 you will need to have the High Definition cable accessory.

This cable connects directly into the back of the

Xbox 360 and has a digital Fiber Optic port located on the cable housing. This is the same connection for the original Xbox (See Diagram A). Connecting to a

Playstation II, just plug the fiber optic cable directly into the Playstation (See Diagram B).

Connecting the microphone to your

Xbox 360™ (for Xbox Live®)

Option 2

Connecting the AX 360 to a DVD player or audio receiver is easily achieved through either the digital optic or coaxial port. Diagram A shows connecting via the digital coaxial. Diagram B shows connecting via the digital optic port. The AX 360 audio controller has is a selector switch that must be positioned to either optic or coaxial depending on which connection you use.

Connecting to your

“self-powered” 5.1

Speaker System

T o hear other players during Xbox Live communication, you will need to make changes within the Xbox

360 dashboard. While running an Xbox game, press the Xbox Guide button (the X button is located in the center of your controller) to access your Xbox Live

Settings. (Half-page screen with profile information will appear.) Select “Personal Settings” and press the “A” button on your controller. Then select “Voice” from the menu and press “A”. On the Voice screen, select “play through both” for voice output selection.

If you have difficulties hearing the voices of other players on XBox Live, you can adjust the voice volume by turning up the “center” channel. If you continue to have issues, you can adjust the in-game sound effects and music levels to a desired volume.

Option 1 - connecting through digital optic/coaxial port

If your computer has a fiber optic or digital coaxial port, then the AX 360 can be connected directly to the computer. Both optic and coaxial are digital so it does not matter which cable you use.

Option 2 - connecting through the G9 adapter

AX 360 can be used with 5.1 output sound card. Use the G9 adapter to connect as shown above in option

2. The G9 adapter plugs into the back of the sound card. The mini-jacks on the G9 have labels indicating the following:

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Pink: Mic (Microphone Port)

Green: Front (Front Channels)

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Black: Rear (Rear Channels)

Orange: C/S (Center channel and Subwoofer)

The AX 360 audio controller includes analog 5.1 outputs. Through these outputs you can connect to a 5.1 speaker system that is “self-powered”, meaning that the speaker system has its own amplification. Connect the speakers accordingly per the description:

• Front = Front speakers

• Surround = Rear Surround speakers

• CTR/SUB = Center Channel / Sub woofer speakers

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