SKAA cmd gives you the ability to add custom names to your speakers, headphones and transmitters. It lets you see at a glance what devices are Bonded and playing. It allows you to control each receiver’s volume individually, or all together. And, SKAA cmd provides you with options like telling a speaker to play stereo, mono, left or right audio and more! SKAA cmd is available for Mac OS X, Windows, iOS and Android and works with these five transmitters:
Click a receiver’s name to change it to something more interesting
Click a green bond block to set audio channel routing:
• Left
• Right
• Mono
• Stereo
Not all of these options are enabled on all receivers
Click a speaker icon to Mute & Unmute; you can tell that a receiver is muted when the speaker icon is flashing and the slider has lost all of its color
More than one green bond block means this is a Cluster; check out the SKAA Receiver User’s Guide to learn more about Clusters.
Change just this receiver’s volume by dragging this slider.
Each one of these bays shows one SKAA receiver or Cluster which has bonded to your transmitter
Customize your transmitter’s name by clicking in it
Click here to set the transmitter’s power mode:
• Red = On
• Grey = Off
• White = On only when there is audio
The vertical bar in the icon means the transmitter is on
Click this triangle to mute all receivers at once; but click each speaker icon individually to get them playing again
This master volume slider affects all receivers bonded to this transmitter