cockpit overall sound reduced after turning on pax signs

[xplana]

here are the steps:

1) Baterry on
2) connect ground power
3) turn on ground power
4) move "NO SMOKING" or "FASTEN SEATBELTS" switch into a different position until the respective sound plays
result: you will probably hear, that by that step, the overall sound in the cockpit is getting reduced (volume) a little bit

Edited May 9, 2016 by xplana

[Morten]

Thanks, will check

M

[jimbim]

I would never have noticed it if you didn't report it :-) Now I don't like switching on the PAX signs :-)

 

Sebastian

[Litjan]

I could say "we are simulating that the pilots put on their noise-compensated headsets now" - would that make you feel better?

(but it would be a lie...)

We will check, Jan

 

[xplana]

I thought about stop flying the pax version and wait for the cargo version

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[777]

Hi,

Do you have any soundblaster x-fi software running in the background or similar.

There is a setting called smart volume which lowers the overall volume if things get loud suddenly.

it's for gamers at night that don't want to wake others or have to turn down the volume manually when a game gets loud suddenly.

 

[xplana]

nope, stock iMac and its speakers

[jimbim]

25 minutes ago, 777 said:

soundblaster x-fi software

No, I don't own a soundblaster x-fi. No additional Soundsoftware at all...