Lavry DA11, Manual

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DA11 Specifications
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4.) The number pad can be used to adjust the
>PiC
< Playback Image Control™
and control the
“gating” function according to the following chart:
1
Increase width Left channel
2
Increase width both channels
3
Increase width Right channel
4
Decrease width Left channel
5
Decrease width Both channels
6
Decrease width Right channel
7
No function
8
Reset width to “0” (normal)
9
No function
0
Press & Hold to open “gate”
ENABLING or DISABLING SAFE MODE-
When SAFE MODE is disabled, all functions of the infrared remote will operate without having to
press “0” first to “open the gate.” The status of SAFE MODE is displayed by the LED’s in the
IMAGE section in operating mode.
-
When SAFE MODE is disabled, the LED’s in the IMAGE section will blink once whenever the
VOLUME display reverts to the
“LE” symbol.
To enable SAFE MODE using the switches under the SELECT legend, the unit must be in Setting
mode.
- Use the left switch marked
to enter the Setting mode.
- Press and hold the right
switch in the EXIT direction until the “LE” symbol appears and the
LED’s in the IMAGE display blink once.
- Safe Mode can be disabled using the same procedure.
- The setting for SAFE MODE is stored in non-volatile memory, so the DA11 will retain the setting
when the AC power is cycled
SPECIFICATIONS:
Volume Control Precision:
Integral linearity (deviation from straight line)
– better than 0.1dB
Differential linearity (step size)
– better than 0.08dB
Digital Inputs: (SF = Sample Frequency)
XLR- accepts AES/EBU or SPDIF/ IEC 60958 type II
formats with SF’s between 32 and 200 kHz
RCA- accepts AES/EBU or SPDIF/ IEC 60958 type II
formats with SF’s between 32 and 200 kHz
Opt- accepts AES/EBU or SPDIF/ IEC 60958 type II
formats with SF’s between 32 and 96 kHz*
USB- accepts inputs using native OS drivers
with SF’s between 44.1 and 96 kHz
* The optical input is not recommended for inputs with SF’s higher than 96 kHz)
Analog Outputs:
The Volume setting controls both the rear panel XLR Line and front panel Headphone outputs.
Line Output
– Rear panel balanced XLR. Front panel configurable for unbalanced operation with
the included XLR to RCA adapters for connection using “standard” RCA to RCA cables.
Headphone Output-
Front Panel Stereo ¼” Jack (Line
output muting via front panel setting).