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SRG-4500 User Guide (v7.0) Functional Check Procedures • 33
12. Return to the Top Level menu using the [Back] button.
AES / EBU Audio Outputs
 AES/EBU Audio Outputs are only available when the multifunction sub-module is installed.
Audio channels on the AES outputs are arranged as stereo pairs on each output:
• AES 1 01 …. 02
• AES 2 01 …. 02 etc, to
• AES 8 01 …. 02
 Before proceeding, connect a suitable Breakout cable/box to the 30-pin Multi-way connector on the rear panel.
From the Top Level menu:
1. Select < -Audio >.
2. Select < Audio AES1 Left = Audio 01 >.
3. From the Breakout cable/box, connect AES Audio Channel 01 to your Digital Audio Analyzer input.
4. Set the Digital Audio Analyzer to display the status of the audio data, and to receive a signal through the
connected input.
5. Check that the Analyzer does not report any data errors, etc.
6. Check that the Digital Audio signal is as configured in the menu, and that selecting and editing entries in the
menu by using the rotary/push control, the configuration of the Digital Audio signal changes accordingly.
7. Repeat steps 3 - 6 for menu selection
< Audio AES1 Right = Audio 02 > and breakout connection AES Audio Channel 02.
8. Repeat steps 3 - 6 for menu selections:
< Audio AES 2….6 Left / Right = Audio 03….12 > and breakout connections AES Audio Channel 03 through
12.
9. AES7 and AES8 Audio outputs will only appear on the rear panel multi-way connector of the sub-module if
the relevant menu items have been suitably configured. Refer to the section “ System Functions ” on page 35
for more details on where these settings are.
10. Repeat steps 3 - 6 for menu selections:
< Audio AES 7….8 Left / Right = Audio 13….16 > and breakout connections AES Audio Channel 13 through
16.
11. Return to the Top Level menu using the [Back] button.
Analog Audio Outputs
Analog Audio Outputs are only available when the multifunction sub-module is installed.Audio channels on the
Analog Audio outputs are arranged as a stereo pair: Analog 01 … 02
Before proceeding, connect a suitable Breakout cable/box to the 30-pin Multi-way connector on the rear panel.
From the Top Level menu:
1. Select < -Audio >.
2. Select < Audio Analog1 Left = Audio 01 > [2nd to last entry in the list].
3. From the Breakout cable/box, connect Analog Audio Channel 01 to your Analog Audio Analyzer input or to an
oscilloscope.