Trinnov Audio Altitude16, User Manual

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5.2 _CONFIGURING YOUR SOURCES
In addition to an editable name, each Source Configuration includes several parameters to
specify all the settings related to a specific configuration required for your system.
Source configurations can be used for different purposes:
• to switch between your different sources. For example: one Blu-ray player, one Network player and a Digital TV.
• to switch between different outputs. For example: a pair of hi-fi loudspeakers and a 5.1 home cinema setup.
• to switch between sources and outputs simultaneously. For example: play a vinyl record on the hi-fi loudspeakers and a
blu-ray disc on the 5.1 home cinema system.
• to recall different processing settings such as acoustic optimization filters, decoding modes or bass management modes.
In order to change one of the parameters of the selected source configuration, click on the corresponding arrow:
Figure 34: Editing a source configuration
The following settings can be configured for each of your Source Configurations:
• Input Connectors: select the rear panel input(s) in which your source is connected.
• Clock :
• Default: the clock will run in internal mode for analog and network input. For digital inputs, it will run in ex-
ternal mode.
• Int. XkHz: set the clock to different internal clock sampling rates (44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 88.2 kHz or 96 kHz).
• Ext. WC: set the clock to external mode.
• Output Connectors : select the outputs that you want to use to play this source:
• SPDIF.
• AML: Audio Multi Link is active;
• HDMI: HDMI outputs 1 & 2 are active simultaneously;
• Digital Input Data:
• Auto-detect: automatically detect whether the input is PCM or bit-stream;