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Sphynx User Manual
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Under what circumstances would one want to disable SRC?
The SRC on AES-EBU input modules is limited to 20 bit.
So if you do not specifically need specifically a sample rate conversion, you should disable it.
Why does the sync LED not light when locked to incoming AES signals?
When set to AES sync mode with the
AES
LED blinking, it indicates that no valid AES-EBU signal has been detected.
It may be that there is no signal at all, or that this signal is not at the same sample rate than the Sphynx.
It happens also when the Sphynx is set in SRC mode. In this mode, only the AES-EBU Reference input is available
as a valid AES-EBU sync source.
Once a valid AES-EBU signal has been detected, the
AES
LED is solid.
The
LOCK
LED should light up, to indicate that the Sphynx is locked to the incoming signal.
If the
LOCK
LED blinks or doesn’t light up, this may be that the incoming signal sample rate is out of the Sphynx
crystal’s range, or that this signal has too much jitter.
Appendix 5 – Glossary of Terms
Here are some common audio terms used in this document.
ADAT
This is a multichannel optical digital interface. It is a proprietary standard, which is used in the family of Alesis
ADAT digital multitrack recorders and many other professional audio devices such as digital mixing desks,
multitrack recorders and DAWs. The ADAT data stream contains 8-channels of digital audio data through a single
fiber optic cable.
Together with Sonorus, Merging extended this format for ‘x2’ sampling rates where it provides 4 channels of 24 bit
audio in S/MUX format. ADAT is a registered trademark, property of Alesis Corp.
AES-EBU
AES-EBU is a serial transmission format standardized for professional digital audio signals. It is a specification using
time division multiplex for data, and balanced line drivers to transmit two channels of digital audio data on a single
twisted-pair cable using 3-pin (XLR) connectors.
S/PDIF
S/PDIF (Sony/Philips digital interface format) is based on a consumer version of the AES-EBU digital audio
interconnection standard. The Keops and Sphynx can connect to S/PDIF devices via RCA type connectors or via a
TOSLINK (Toshiba link) fiber optic interface. The S/PDIF data stream contains a stereo pair of digital audio. The
S/PDIF input on Keops will also accept an AES-EBU formatted input signal.
WCLK
WCLK (or Wordclock) is a TTL-compatible square wave signal at a specific sampling rate such as 48 kHz.
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