[FRONT POCKET]
DP-0202 DP-0204
Input boost switch
[INPUT]
This switch simultaneously boosts the analog signal
level of each input by 6dB. When the input signal level
is low, signal processing that provides good S/N ratio
can be achieved by using this switch.
Input mode selection switch
[DIGITAL ANALOG]
Either analog or digital mode can be selected for input
signals.
Output attenuation switch
[OUTPUT]
This switch individually attenuates the analog signal
level of each output by 6dB or 12dB. More residual
noise can be reduced for sound output with a good S/N
ratio.
Output mode selection switch
[DIGITAL ANALOG]
Either analog or digital mode can be selected for output
signals.
Communications port selection switch
[PORT]
This switch is used to select the communications port
your computer is connected to. RS-232C is valid only
when controlling a single unit, and the front or
rear-mounted D-SUB connector can be used. Use
RS-485 when controlling multiple units. XLR connectors
for RS-485 are mounted on the back of the unit.
System locking switch
[LOCK]
Use this switch to set how the hardware is locked.
OFF : All functions are available (unlocked), such as
memory switching.
1 : All functions are locked except memory
switching.
2 : All front panel facilities are locked.
Make sure the power is switched ON when you use this
switch.
Word clock switch
[WORD CLOCK]
For most operations, set this switch to the "INT"
position. When controlling an internal signal processing
clock from external equipment, set this switch to the
"EXT" position.
RS-232C communications port
[RS-232C]
This is a 9-pin D-SUB connector for RS-232C
communications, and can only be used when the
communications port selection switch is set to
"RS-232C". This port is connected in parallel to the
rear-mounted D-SUB connector for RS-232C. For
details, refer to p. 6 "6. PERSONAL COMPUTER
CONNECTIONS".
Unit ID number setting switch
[SET UNIT ID No.]
Use this key to set the unit ID number. For details, refer
to p. 8 "7. UNIT ID NUMBER SETTING".
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