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Silver Stream-In / Stream-Out - User Manual SR 1.0.4 – 10/2012
Page 66
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Audio I/O and Alarm Configuration (RCA)
This section provides the following configuration options:
Configuration
Options
Description
RCA version:
Input Clip Level (dBu)
(Stream-In)
Values 0-10 dBu Adjusts the analog Input level in reference
to the digital dBFS in increments of 0.1 dB
RCA version:
Output Clip Level (dBu)
(Stream-Out)
Values 0-10 dBu Adjusts the analog Output level in reference
to the digital dBFS in increments of 0.1 dB
Audio Alarm Input L/R
(Stream-In)
Enable/Disable
Threshold Level
Ticking the boxes enable these alarms
Level setting from -3 dBFS to -42 dBFS in in-
crements of 3 dB
Audio Alarm Input L/R
(Stream-Out)
Enable/Disable
Threshold Level
Ticking the boxes enable these alarms
Level setting from -3 dBFS to -42 dBFS in in-
crements of 3 dB
Timeout
(Stream-In/Out)
Value
This setting defines the period of time the
signal has to be below the threshold level
before the audio alarm is flagged.
Analog Configuration – Low Latency Mode
This “Low Latency Mode” effects the
analog
signal processing and improves the system
latency by approx. -1.5
ms. This mode disables and bypasses the
input
Sample Rate
Converter which is obsolete in these modes (Stream-In only):
-
Linear PCM at F
s
= 48
kHz (any linear PCM mode that uses 48
kHz Sample Frequency)
-
Eapt-X
®
at F
s
= 48
kHz (any Eapt-X
®
mode that uses 48
kHz Sample Frequency)
Configuration
Options
Description
Low Latency Mode
Enable/Disable
Ticking this box enables the low latency
mode
Note: This latency improvement takes place on audio formats (as listed above) that run
at 48
kHz sampling frequency. Whenever another mode is selected, e.g. Linear PCM with
up to 15
kHz frequency response (equals F
s
= 32kHz) then this mode is automatically
deactivated regardless of the enable/disable status on this configuration page. As long
as this mode is enabled it automatically takes place if an audio mode at 48
kHz is select-
ed
.