Cedar DNS 4, Руководство пользователя

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CEDAR DNS 4 dialogue noise suppressor
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The channel setup page
Pressing Setup once accesses the Channel setup page.
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Digital inputs selected (see Global setup)
If digital inputs are selected, the page displays:
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the input source for the active channels (see Global setup)
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the high-pass filter status for each channel
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the linking status
The unit will lock to any AES3 signal with a nominal sample rate of up to 96kHz that is
presented to its inputs. Operation is supported at 44.1kHz, 48kHz and 96kHz.
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Analogue inputs selected (see Global setup)
When the analogue inputs are used, a second vertical display is shown for each channel.
This is the input gain, and you adjust this by selecting the appropriate channel and
turning the encoder.
Note that, if channel 1 is set to MIC or 48V and channel 2 is set to LINE (or vice versa)
their gain and high-pass filter settings remain independent, even if channels 1 and 2 are
linked.
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High-pass filter
An 80Hz, -18dB/oct high-pass filter is available for each input. To toggle this on and off
for any channel, press any of the row of four channel access buttons at the top right of
the unit to bring its associated channel (or group) into focus. When a channel is in focus,
the
dns on button toggles the high-pass filter.
An icon in each channel display will show whether the filter is active or not .