86
(
44.1 kHz
,
48 kHz
,
88.2 kHz
, or
96 kHz
), the
actual
rate will be the same as the rate
you select.
→
See
Miscellaneous Setup Options
on page 144 for other sync options.
The Status of The Digital Inputs When Using the Internal Clock
When using the internal clock, the sampling rates
of the signals at the digital inputs must be exactly
equal to that of the internal clock (unlikely) or
sample rate conversion must be turned on under
the "bottom" clock menu page in the setup area.
The upper right-hand side of the clock menu page in the SETUP area displays the status
of the digital inputs. DIN 1/2 reflects the status of the digital inputs 1/2 (either
AES/EBU 1/2 or S/P DIF 1/2 depending on DIN 1/2 on the inputs menu page). DIN
3/4 reflects the status of the digital inputs 3/4 and so on. Not surprisingly, ADAT reflects
the status of the ADAT input.
The status of the digital inputs will be
slipping
signals are present, but their sampling rate is close to but not
locked
to the
system sample rate. As described above, this may cause clicks or distortion. When the
external signal is very close to the internal rate, the status indicator may flicker between
slipping
and
OK
. Some slipping may be acceptable for monitoring or other non critical
applications, but in general, the greater the difference between the system sample rate and
that of the digital input, the greater the distortion. Of course, you can always just turn on
the sample rate converter for the AES/EBU 1-4 and S/P DIF 1-2 inputs. No sample rate
conversion exists for the other external inputs so these should not normally be used if
slipping
.
OK
signals are present, and their sampling rate is locked to the internal clock rate. All is
good !
unlocked
either no signals are present, their sampling rate is very unstable, or
something is dreadfully wrong with them.
If the words
slipping
or
unlocked
are in parentheses (as shown above for the
ADAT
inputs), this means that the respective inputs are not
routed
(not connected to any inputs
and hence unused) and that the indication can be ignored.
Summary of Contents for H8000FW
Page 6: ......
Page 140: ...134 Now the program has the new name new Voice ...
Page 183: ...177 Click Restart to restart your computer and conclude the installation ...
Page 186: ...180 The Sound options screen now displays ...
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