JBL SYNTHESIS SDP-40HD, User Manual

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SDP-40HD
Setup
3-21
INPUT SELECT PARAMETER SETTINGS
DIGITAL ANALOG AUTO
The SDP-40HD sends the digital audio from
the assigned input to the Main Zone audio
output connectors. The assigned analog
audio input connector is ignored.
The digital audio input connectors are
compatible with PCM (44.1, 48, 88.2,
and 96kHz), Dolby Digital, and DTS(-ES)
s o u rc e s . T h e d i g i t a l a u d i o i n p u t
connectors are not compatible with
MPEG or MP3 sources.
Note the following:
• The SDP-40HD automatically sets
the INPUT SELECT parameter to
DIGITAL when no analog audio
input connector is assigned.
• The INPUT SETUP DIGITAL IN
parameter can assign a digital audio
input connector for the selected
input.
The SDP-40HD sends the analog audio from
the assigned input to the Main Zone audio
output connectors. The assigned digital audio
input connector is ignored.
Note the following:
• The SDP-40HD automatically sets the
INPUT SELECT parameter to ANALOG
when no digital audio input connector is
assigned.
• The INPUT SETUP ANALOG IN
parameter can assign an analog audio
input connector for the selected input.
The SDP-40HD toggles between sending digital or
analog audio input to the Main Zone audio output
connectors based on the input source that is
present.
Example:
• The SDP-40HD selects the assigned digital
audio input when a compatible digital
source is present. The SDP-40HD does not
select the assigned analog audio input
w h e n a c o m p a t i b l e d i g i t a l s o u rc e i s
present.
• The SDP-40HD selects the assigned analog
audio input connector when no compatible
digital source is present.
• The SDP-40HD selects the assigned analog
audio input connector when an analog
source, such as an SACD, is present.
Note the following:
• The SDP-40HD automatically sets the MAIN
ADVANCED
INPUT SELECT parameter to
AUTO when both digital and analog audio
input connectors are assigned.
• Use the AUTO setting for components, such as
DVD/SACD players, that generate both digital
and analog output signals.