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EN-129 9 | Menu | 9.4 | Input/Output Routing: The Global Routing Settings
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SurroundControl 31900/31960 Series
• Program Meter
(ONLY available when one of the modes 7.1 DD+ , 7.1 Ci-
nema , 5.1 or 2 Channel Stereo is selected in the Mode
combo box, see above)
By default, the bargraphs in Window 2 show the Peak
Program Meters (
PPM ). However, there are also options
to show a combination of PPM and loudness bargraphs
(the loudness section of this display mode conforming to
various standards and recommendations selected here). In
such loudness modes, various layout options for the PPM
and loudness bargraphs are available.
The available options of the Program Meter are:
• PPM
• ITU
BS.1771
• EBU R128
• ATSC A/85
• ARIB
• Custom
NOTE - After one of the loudness modes ITU
BS.1771, EBU R128, ATSC A/85, or ARIB was selec-
ted, most of the loudness parameters will be fi xed to the
values proposed in the corresponding standard. However,
after the Custom mode was selected, all loudness para-
meters are available for individual editing.
NOTE - The Program Meter option is only availa-
ble if one of the following channel modes was selected in
the
Mode combo box (see above):
• 2 Channel Stereo: L, R
• 5.1: L, R, C, LFE, LS, RS
• 7.1 Cinema: L, R, LC, C, RC, LS, RS, LFE
• 7.1 DD+: L, R, C, LFE, LSR, RSR, LS, RS
Furtheron, selecting an option other than PPM in the
Program Meter combo box will automatically switch the
Source selection in the Monitoring Routing section of
this menu page to one of the digital sources Digital 3 or
Digital 4 (see corresponding chapter below).
NOTE - Selecting one of the loudness options in
the Program Meter combo box switches the Peakmeter
Settings button in the Monitoring Routing section of
this menu page to PPM + Loudness Settings . See Mo-
nitoring Routing chapter below for details.
• SDI A/B
(ONLY available in units with an 3G-SDI interface fi tted)
Certain kinds of SDI signals could possibly include two
separate video/audio data streams. Using this option, it
is possible to select between the audio signals of SDI
streams A and B for the unit‘s input, respectively.
• Name
By default, the 7 Sub Presets are named Key 1 to Key 7 .
However, they can be renamed using an onscreen key-
board by selecting or right-clicking the Name description
fi eld. Up to 6 characters are available.
• Mode
The parameters in this combo box are used to defi ne the
overall internal channel confi guration of the unit.
NOTE - For each Sub Preset ( Key 1 , ..., Key 7 ), an
individual channel mode can be set. In this way, channel
modes can be switched very easy by selecting a new Sub
Preset on the toolbar.
By switching channel modes, the channels to be pro-
cessed in the monitor controller section are defi ned as
well. For example, after selecting
7.1 Cinema , the internal
channels L, LC, C, RC, R, LS, RS and LFE are selected.
The available options and channel confi gurations are:
•
2 Channel Stereo: L, R
• 3.1: L, C, R, S
• 5.1: L, R, C, LFE, LS, RS
• 6.1: L, R, C, LS, RS, CS, LFE
• 7.1 Cinema: L, R, LC, C, RC, LS, RS, LFE
• 7.1 DD+: L, R, C, LFE, LSR, RSR, LS, RS
• Multi Channel : independent channels or channel
groups
Use the appropriate Stereo or Surround mode to refl ect
the channel confi guration of the input signal to be moni-
tored. The
Multi Channel mode is useful for sources with
unrelated channels or channel groups which should be
monitored separately, e. g. Aux sends or SDI groups.
NOTE - Even after switching to a new channel
mode on one of the seven Key menu pages, the settings
for the old mode on this individual key page are „remem-
bered“ by the device. Therefore, as soon as the old mode
is selected again, all parameters will switch back to the
settings defi ned for that mode earlier.
NOTE - Depending on this mode setting, the
menu page will change its options. Please refer to the
screenshots earlier in this chapter to see how the page
looks like in each mode.