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48kHz
When this mode is selected, the sampling rate of the AES/EBU digital audio output
is converted to 48kHz. Derived from the network (Telco) clock.
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EXTERNAL
When this mode is selected, the sampling rate of the AES/EBU digital audio output
is converted to match the external clock provided at the SYNC- IN connector on the
Zephyr’s AES/EBU digital input/output interface module.
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AES IN
When this mode is selected, sampling rate conversion is performed to match the
external clock received from the AES/EBU input signal.
Auto Answer
Auto Answer activation
Zephyr’s internal terminal adapter is capable of automatically answering incoming
ISDN data calls. Calls received from another Zephyr or Zephyr- compatible device will
cause your local Zephyr to automatically answer.
Activation of Auto Answer function is accomplished by choosing the item in the
UTILITY menu and using the <YES (+)> and <NO (- )> buttons to change the mode
displayed. Confirmation of the change is not required.
The usual operating mode is for this item to be set to YES, as you want the Zephyr to
respond to incoming calls by immediately connecting them. When NO is selected and a
call rings in, a ringing sound will be heard and a screen appears with the call’s
originating number (caller ID), if known, and options to permit manual answering of
the call.
Loopback
Loopback activation
(This is an advanced feature and may be ignored by most users.)
Activation of loopback function is accomplished by choosing the item in the UTILITY
menu and using the <YES (+)> and <NO (- )> buttons to change the mode displayed.
Confirmation of the change is not required. For detailed information see Section 10
(Advanced Problem Solving).
Available modes are:
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Off
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Far: The far loopback mode is “bilateral” or two- way. It loops the local audio
directly from input to output. At the same time, the distant end gets it’s signal
returned via the Zephyr in Far loopback mode.
HOT TIP!
When the Far loopback function is ON, the meters on the
Zephyr are inactive.
Summary of Contents for Zephyr
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