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Basic Operations:
The operation of the FS-96 is controlled
by the parameters set on the LCD. The procedure for setting
parameters is fully menu-driven and the selection is made with
the Arrow keys, in conjunction with the ENTER and CANCEL
keys.
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Changing LCD Screens:
Each mode consists of multiple
LCD screens and the screens can be changed by pressing the
upper & lower Arrow keys. When a screen is displayed, press
the ENTER key to select a parameter on the screen. To
release the selection, press the CANCEL key.
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Changing Parameter Values:
When a parameter is
selected, the value for that parameter is displayed with
parentheses (
< >
). At this point, you can change the
parameter value by pressing the right & left Arrow keys.
If many choices are available for that parameter, use the upper
& lower Arrow keys to change the value in larger increments.
After the desired value is entered, press the ENTER key again
to store the value into the current memory and to reflect the
setting onto the actual operation.
NOTE:
The actual operation is changed by altering the internal
circuit configurations. It may take a few seconds until the settings
are reflected onto the actual operation.
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Cancelling Parameter Changes:
If a parameter does not
need to be changed, you can return the parameter value by
pressing the CANCEL key. When the CANCEL key is pressed,
the parameter selection is released and the parameter value will
be returned to the status when the ENTER key is last pressed.
Note that, if a value is already stored by pressing the ENTER key,
that value cannot be returned to the previous value.
NOTE:
The configuration modes (Setup and Routing modes)
cannot be released when a parameter is selected in a setting
screen. Press the CANCEL (or ENTER) key to release the
selection and then press the SETUP or ROUTING key to leave
the configuration mode.
SETUP
ROUTING
SRC
ENTER
CANCEL
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Basic Operation
Operations with LCD
Modes of Operation
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Operation Modes:
The FS-96 operates in either of the
following two conversion modes.
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Normal Mode:
This mode is used to convert the format and
sample rate of the 24 channels of digital audio. The input
digital audio signals will be converted to all of the signal
formats available on the FS-96.
When the FS-96 is in Normal mode, all advanced functions
are available such as the sample rate conversion, change of
bit resolution, signal routing, etc.
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Bi-Direction Mode (
☞
p.25):
This mode is used to perform
the bi-directional format conversions between the TDIF-1 and
AES/EBU interfaces. Bi-Direction mode is prepared for
situations such as connecting a digital audio recorder having a
TDIF-1 interface with a digital mixing console having an
AES/EBU interface.
In this mode, the advanced functions such as sample rate
conversion or signal routings are not available.
Selection of the operation mode is made by changing the input
format. If the input format is set to “BDIR”, the FS-96 is set to Bi-
Direction mode. If the input format is set to a format other than
“BDIR”, the FS-96 is placed in Normal mode.
NOTE:
The FS-96 operates according to the settings stored in
the preset memories. The FS-96 always stores current preset
memory numbers when the power is turned off and the same
memory numbers are used when the power is turned back on.
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Configuration Modes:
The operation settings are made in
two configuration modes — Setup and Routing modes.
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Setup Mode (
☞
p.16–23):
The system settings excluding the
routing settings are made in Setup mode. To place the FS-96
into Setup mode, press the SETUP key on the front panel so
that the key’s indicator illuminates. Pressing the SETUP key
again causes the key’s indicator to go off and the FS-96 to
leave Setup mode.
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Routing Mode (
☞
p.24):
Routing mode is used only for
configuring signal routing settings. To place the FS-96 into
Routing mode, press the ROUTING key on the front panel so
that the key’s indicator illuminates. Pressing the ROUTING key
again causes the key’s indicator to go off and the FS-96 to
leave Routing mode.
NOTE:
The operation settings can be stored into 10 preset
memories and the preset settings can be used by recalling the
memories. Please refer to the “
Operating Memories
” section
for the details of preset memories (
☞
p.13–15
).
Also, combinations of setting and routing memories can be
stored to the PRESET keys on the front panel. Please refer to the
“
Using PRESET Keys
” section for the usage of the PRESET
keys (
☞
p.15
).
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