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CONTROL ELEMENTS
FORMAT CHANGER advanced Front Panel
1
POWER
This red LED lights up when the unit is switched on with the rear-panel
POWER switch (on condition that the adjusted voltage matches your local
voltage).
2
DATA
Use this key to select a function from a specific functional area.
3
SELECT
This key selects one of three functional areas available.
4
AUDIO INPUT
This is the first functional area. Here, you can select one of the three audio
inputs whose audio signal will be processed. Use option #4 in this area to
mute all outputs (TEST MUTE).
5
SYNC SOURCE
This is the second functional area, which allows you to determine the active
status of the sampling rate converter and/or its clock source. You can select
an internal or external clock, or hard-BYPASS the sampling rate converter
to allow for the conversion of signal formats only.
6
OUTPUT FREQ(UENCY)
The third functional area controls the output sampling rate applied to the
output copy of the incoming audio signal. This functional area is available
exclusively in INTERNAL SYNC mode.
7
STATUS
This is no real functional area but indicates various device statuses by means
of status LEDs.
8
AUDIO + SYNC INPUT FREQ(UENCY)
Here, the display reads in real time either the sampling rate of the signal
present on the selected audio input or the frequency of the external clock
signal.
9
SCMS
This area allows you to monitor the status of the incoming audio signal
with regard to any SCMS copy bits it may contain.
10
SCMS
Use this key to manually remove SCMS copy bits from the incoming S/PDIF
audio signal or add such data to the outgoing S/PDIF audio signal.
Refer to the OPERATIONS chapter for more
information.
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