ClearOne XAP 400, Installation & Operation Manual

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Signal Generator
The Signal Generator window allows you to generate test audio signals to check
signal paths, gain settings, etc. The Signal Generator can generate pink noise, white
noise, and tone.
• Pink Noise. Pink noise is an audio test signal containing all the frequencies
in a given audio spectrum, with equal energy in each octave. Pink Noise is
the default signal.
•
White Noise.
White noise is an audio test signal which is distributed evenly
throughout a given frequency range.
•
Tone.
Selecting Tone activates the tone configuration portion of the window.
The tone is a sine wave with less than .03% distortion.
The test signals created by the signal generator are assigned to a particular input;
this allows you to verify the operation of the processor settings you have selected.
To use pink or white noise
1. Select the XAP 400 Unit and Input Channel you want to use.
2. Use the
Amplitude
control to select the amplitude (volume) of the signal you
want to use. The amplitude range is from -60 to +20dB. Default is 0dB.
3. Select
Pink
(default) or
White
.
4 Click Signal On to generate the noise signal on the selected input. Click
Signal On again to terminate the noise signal.
To use tone
1. Select the XAP 400
Unit
and
Input Channel
the signal will be generated on.
2. Select Tone.
3. Using the Frequency slider, select a specific tone frequency. You can also
enter the frequency in the box directly below the Frequency slider.
– or –
Use the Auto Sweep button to sweep a range of frequencies. Select the
Begin Frequency , the End Frequency , the Increment , and the Rate .
Utilities
Figure 5.2. Signal Generator Button
The Signal Generator
window can also be opened
by selecting Signal
Generator from the Tools menu.
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Figure 5.3. Signal Generator window