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SKAA cmd User’s Guide

SKAA cmd — the app you don’t really need!

More than one green bond block means this is a Cluster; download the SKAA Receiver User’s Guide to learn more about Clusters

SKAA cmd works with these 4 transmitters:

Click a receiver’s name to change it to something more interesting

Click this triangle to mute all receivers at once; but click each speaker icon individually to get them playing again

Click a speaker icon to Mute & Un-mute; you can tell a receiver is muted when the speaker icon is flashing and the slider has lost all its colour

Click a green bond block to set audio channel routing: • Left • Right • Mono • Stereo but not all of these options are enabled on all receivers

Click here to set the transmitter’s power mode: • Red = on • Grey = off • White = on when audio; the vertical bar in the icon means the transmitter is on

This master volume slider affects all receivers bonded to this transmitter

Change just this receiver’s volume by dragging this slider

Each one of these bays shows one SKAA receiver or Cluster that’s bonded to your transmitter

• Izabella • Diz • Ursula • Gemma

Customize your transmitter’s name by clicking in it

The info button (see next page)

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SKAA cmd User’s Guide

Power Menu

Audio Channel Routing Menu

The Info Button

SKAA cmd Preferences

To change the power states of the transmitter, click the desired state

The transmitter will turn on when audio is playing and will turn off when audio has been absent for a while

On:

The transmitter will stay off, until the next time it is plugged-in

Left channel only

Right channel only

Mono Stereo

To route specific audio channels to receivers, click the desired option

Diagonal lines indicate that the option is not enabled by the receiver

Click the info button to display the version of SKAA OS on the receiver

When using Ursula for the first time on a computer, you will need to navigate to the audio output settings and change the output to “SKAA transmitter”

The SKAA cmd app provides an ultra-handy shortcut to the audio output settings on your computer. Simply click on SKAA cmd in the menu bar and select Preferences

Click the info button (found just above, to the left of the master volume slider) to see all of the relevant information on your SKAA cmd app and transmitter

Your transmitter version number. This can be handy in troubleshooting scenarios

Click here to visit the SKAA website or the SKAA online store

Click here to view the license agreements

The transmitter will stay on until removed

Off:

Auto: