Ferrofish Verto 32, Руководство пользователя

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indicates that DANTE has muted all channels. This may have been caused by e.g. a
missing network signal or a change of the sample rate in the DANTE network.
2.
MADI Input (optical):
This status LED is permanently lit when the optical MADI input
receives a valid signal and the Verto has successfully synchronized to it. It is not an input
indicator for MADI signals. If the LED flashes, the synchronization process has failed. If it
is lit continuously, interrupted by short flickering, both devices are „master“.
3. MADI Input (coaxial): This status LED is permanently lit when the coaxial MADI
input receives a valid signal and the Verto has successfully synchronized to it. The
LED is not an input indicator for MADI signals. If the LED flashes, the synchronization
process has failed. If the LED is lit continuously, interrupted by short flickering, both
devices are „master“. If the LED is lit with half brightness a valid signal is detected at
both MADI inputs, but MADI optical is used.
4. Sample rate - LEDs: These LEDs show the sample rate of the DANTE network.
5.
Power LED:
The LED lights up continuously when the device is switched on and ready
for operation. It flashes slowly when the device is booting. If you hold down the pow-
er button, the LED will rapidly flash to indicate the imminent shutdown of the device.
6.
Power button:
This button turns the Verto on and off. To switch off the unit, press
and hold the button for at least 3 seconds.
If a valid MADI signal is present on the optical and the coaxial port at the same
time, the optical port is automatically used for conversion to DANTE. If you
want to use the coaxial MADI input please remove the optical MADI cable.
04.2 Description of the rear panel
04.1.1 Verto 32 and 64
The connections of the Verto 32 and 64 are explained as follows (from left to right):
1.
Power supply:
Connect the power supply here and lock it with the coupling nut.
Thus, the plug cannot slip out unintentionally.
2.
ADAT I/Os:
Connect your ADAT devices using optical Toslink cables. The black flaps
are ADAT inputs, the white flaps are outputs.
3. MIDI I/O: Both the MADI and the DANTE data streams can be used to send and receive
MIDI messages. These are embedded in the DANTE or MADI data stream.
4. WORDCLOCK I/O: Transmit word clock to or from the Verto using these connectors.
We recommend setting the connected devices to “slave“.