RME Audio ADI-2 Pro, User Manual

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User’s Guide ADI-2/4 Pro SE – v 1.0
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Name
Allows to edit the name of the current preset and to edit the
name during the store process. Turn encoder 2 to select a let-
ter, number or symbol, then press encoder 2 briefly to enter
the next sign. After the last sign the cursor jumps to the field
Store to . The name can consist of up to 14 signs. Turning en-
coder 1 gives access to all existing preset names, so copying
and modifying a preset can be done more quickly.
Changing the name is always stored immediately during edit-
ing, without further confirmation.
Leaving this field the name is automatically adjusted to the right. Adding signs to the front and
rear is possible afterwards. A quick turn to the left brings up space, which is also used to quickly
delete letters. Available signs are:
Space, Aa to Zz, + - / ( ) * ; : . , ! # $ & < > = ' I @, 0 - 9
Save to (push 1s)
Use encoder 2 to select the slot where the current preset
should be stored to. To store press and hold encoder 2 for one
second. Turning the encoder further clockwise will change the
line and function to
Swap with (push 1s) .
Swap with (push 1s)
Turn encoder 2 to select the preset that is exchanged with the
preset formerly selected (Preset Select). Swap does not work
with Temp or Manual as source.
14. SETUP
The key Setup gives access to two top level screens: Options and Load/Store all Settings . Options
has the subpages SPDIF / Remap Keys, Device Mode / DSD, Clock, Phones and Display .
14.1 Options
14.1.1 SPDIF / Remap Keys
Subpage SPDIF / Remap Keys has the following entries:
SPDIF In
Available settings are: Auto, Coax, Optical. Default: Auto.
SRC (Sample Rate Converter)
Available settings are: Off, AES In, SPDIF In. Default: SPDIF In. Note: In case a DoP signal (DSD)
is detected, SRC is automatically switched off.
SRC Gain dig.
Available settings: 0 dB, -3 dB. Default: 0 dB. The SRC uses digital headroom to handle inter-
sample peaks up to +3 dBFS without distortion. With the -3 dB setting, an SRC signal with up to
+3 dBFS can be recorded via USB without distortion, or passed on at the AES/SPDIF output in
Dig Thru mode. A normal SRC input signal with 0 dBFS then has a level of -3 dBFS for these two
paths.