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STORE

Storing User Presets 

Basic operation

Press the STORE key to enter the Store display. Use the cursor
keys and the CONTROL ADJUST wheel to select between:
- Overwrite/Delete mode
- RAM location
- Name Edit line

Upper line - Delay time

This line shows the current Delay time. The Delay time is shown
in either milliseconds, frames, fields, meters or feet specified in
the Utility menu.

Overwrite/Delete

Two modes are available in the Store display. Use the Overwrite
mode as a regular storing mode, where you overwrite the preset
present in any selected RAM space.
In the Delete mode you are able to erase an entire preset from the
selected RAM space. 
Place the cursor next to the Overwrite/Delete line and use the
CONTROL ADJUST wheel to select mode.

Overwrite mode
- Press STORE followed by the OK key to store the preset in the

same location or; place the cursor at the RAM location line, 
and use the CONTROL ADJUST wheel to select a new 
RAM location.

- Press the OK key to confirm.

Warning! All previous information on the selected RAM position
will be destroyed.

Delete mode
- Use the CONTROL ADJUST wheel to select the preset you 

wish to delete.

- Press the OK key to confirm.

Storing presets

- Press the STORE key. 
- Press the OK key to store the preset with the same name at 

the same location or:

- Place the cursor at the RAM location line and select a new 

location for your preset using the CONTROL ADJUST wheel.
(You can store your preset in the RAM bank or the Card bank, 
when a RAM card is available).

- Press OK and the preset is stored with the same name at the 

selected location or - to change name: 

- Place the cursor at the Name Edit line.
- Use the CURSOR keys to select letter position and the 

ADJUST wheel to select letter.

- Confirm entire Store/naming operation by pressing 

the OK key.

Using a Memory card

Insert the card. The D22 will now autodetect your card and you
are able to dump the entire RAM bank to the card for backup. 
The card will automatically be formatted the first time you save
or dump information to the card.

Warning: This will destroy all existing information on the card.

Card types

S-RAM Type 1 PCMCIA cards, with a minimum of 64KB and a
maximum of 2MB memory.

Delay time

Preset Name

Name Edit line

RAM location

Overwrite/Delete mode

Summary of Contents for D22

Page 1: ...D22 DIGITAL BROADCAST DELAY USER S MANUAL...

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Page 3: ...s not operate normally or has been dropped This equipment should be installed near the socket outlet and disconnection of the device should be easily accessible Do not install in a confined space Do n...

Page 4: ...l device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in residential installations This equipment generates uses and can...

Page 5: ...low Diagram 9 Setups 10 BASIC OPERATION The Controls 12 Recall 14 Store 16 I O Setup 17 Utility 20 APPENDIX Troubleshooting 21 Technical Specifications 22 Self Test 23 Glossary 24 Soldering Instructio...

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Page 7: ...recall via programmable setups presets Tap Delay time Instant or Preview INTRODUCTION Delay time in Frames Fields Milliseconds Meters or Feet Separate Dial and Nudge keys for Delay time adjustment In...

Page 8: ...ternal DSP owerflow SAMPLE RATE Indicates at which external Sample Rate the unit is locked to when set to Sync In or Wordclock Flashing LEDs indicates no lock DI LOCK Digital Lock Indicator GPI Incomi...

Page 9: ...STORE For storing and naming presets I O Input Output settings UTILITY Setup global parameters here Display Viewing angle Time resolution Control Resolution Tap Delay RS485 CTRL External Input Meter...

Page 10: ...DIO EQUIPMENT Main Power Switch Power Input Balanced XLR Analog Inputs Balanced XLR Analog Outputs Serial no Digital In Out AES EBU S PDIF Wordclock BNC RS 485 1 2 3 External Control Input GPI Pin 2 i...

Page 11: ...t based on the digital Input when applicable Signal is always present on all Outputs ANALOG INPUTS balanced ANALOGIN GAIN ANALOGOUT GAIN AN OU b A D DigitalInputSelect INPUT OUTPUTPPM Left Left Right...

Page 12: ...ample Rate Must be 48kHz or 44 1kHz internal generated clock Output AES or S PDIF Dither Same as the resolution on the device after the D22 Input Analog Sample Rate EXT DI AES EBU or AES 11 Output AES...

Page 13: ...er rejection Input Digital Sample Rate EXT DI Output AES or S PDIF Dither Same as the resolution on the device after the D22 Installation note Wordclock Inputs on the D22 and the down stream device ma...

Page 14: ...he TAP key LED will be red Tap the desired Delay time and the D22 will instantly update the Delay time Preview non destructive When Preview mode is selected the TAP key LED will be green Tap the desir...

Page 15: ...key once to enter I O page 1 and once more to enter I O page 2 Pressing the I O key a third time will return you to the Recall page The I O page is where you setup Input Source Sample Rate Converter...

Page 16: ...setting of the Output mode accord ing to the Output you actually are using The Outmode is setup in the I O page 1 Note This is only correct when the set Delay time is 2 ms or above To recall activate...

Page 17: ...Fader is set to 0dB an Arrow indicator appears to confirm maximum level Locked mode To avoid accidental changes in parameter values you are able to lock all keys on the front panel A padlock symbol w...

Page 18: ...ected RAM position will be destroyed Delete mode Use the CONTROL ADJUST wheel to select the preset you wish to delete Press the OK key to confirm Storing presets Press the STORE key Press the OK key t...

Page 19: ...igital Input format the digital Input format will also be Output AES EBU When AES EBU is selected the D22 will send out its own professional set of status bits meaning that any incoming ID will be los...

Page 20: ...om your mixing console s Output to reach 0dBFS on the D22 Input Analog Out Range 4 to 28dBu Default 18dBu Fine Out Left 2 to 0dB in 0 1 increments Default 0 Fine Out Right 2 to 0dB in 0 1 increments D...

Page 21: ...ame Format 24fps 25fps 29 97fps 30DF or 30fps _____________________________________________________ Control Resolution Nudge Step 0 1 0 5 1 0 2 0 5 0 or 10 0 Dial Step 0 1 0 5 1 0 2 0 5 0 or 10 0 The...

Page 22: ...D22 is a command receive only type On Program changes from a RS485 controller will be recognized Off Program changes from a RS485 controller will be ignored Address The D22 unit RS485 address number M...

Page 23: ...on the rear panel is switched off The Input PPM meters do not peak out You are using Analog Inputs but the Input selector in the I O menu is set to Digital in The Analog Input level is set too low No...

Page 24: ...ms 48 kHz DC to 23 9 kHz 0 01 dB 48 kHz Asynchronous 120 dB 106 dB 44 1 to 48 kHz 1 kHz 2 dBFS 31 kHz to 49 kHz XLR balanced pin 2 hot 20 kOhm balanced 27 dBu balanced 4 dBu balanced 24 bit 1 bit 128...

Page 25: ...utput to the D22 s AES EBU Input and press OK PPM must show 0dB to pass test Connect the D22 s S PDIF Output to the D22 s S PDIF Input and press OK PPM must show 0dB to pass test Power off to exit tes...

Page 26: ...done by taking pictures of the wave at a given rate The Sample Rate The maximum frequency that can be successfully reproduced is the Sample Rate divided by two since you need two points to define a si...

Page 27: ...entary type PEDAL SWITCH or similar JACK PLUG Mono male 6 35mm 1 4 max 100m MASTER FADER or similar 2 wires SHIELDED CABLE 3 or 5 wires screen NOTE On TC units with RS485 interface pins 1 and 3 on the...

Page 28: ...PPENDIX Soldering instructions Sleeve Pin 1 Ground Tip Pin 2 Hot Ring Pin 3 Cold Pin 1 Pin 1 Ground Pin 2 Pin 2 Hot Pin 3 Pin 3 Cold Sleeve Pin 1 Ground Tip Pin 2 Hot Sleeve Pin 3 Cold XLR XLR Jack un...

Page 29: ...All commands and numbers are shown as ASCII Question What is the data length of the delay time Answer The delay is always a decimal number related to the given delay unit of the D22 It is not posible...

Page 30: ...olerances draw back the Master Fader slightly Press OK Move the Master Fader to minimum position To compensate for mechanical tolerances raise the Master Fader slightly Press OK The Master Fader is no...

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