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Digital output
For details, see “Setting the Audio Codec Mode” (page
19).
Analog Audio Output Level Setting
(MAIN OUT LEVEL)
Selects analog audio output level for the MAIN OUT 1/2
connectors. Adjustable in 1 dB increments.
MIC:
Selects the microphone level (reference level:
–58 dBu).
LINE:
Select the line level (reference level: –12 dBu).
Ground Lift Setting
(GROUND LIFT)
When LIFT is selected, pin 1 (GROUND) of the MAIN
OUT connector is lifted from the chassis grounding to
prevent hum, buzz, and other noise caused by ground
loops.
GROUND:
Connects pin 1 (GROUND) of the MAIN
OUT connector to the chassis grounding.
LIFT:
Lifts pin 1 (GROUND) of the MAIN OUT
connector from the chassis grounding.
Select LIFT only in environments where hum, buzz, and
other noise occur. Selecting it may make the unit more
susceptible to exogenous noise.
Audio Output Setting
(AF OUTPUT)
Control audio output (MUTING/UNMUTING) for the
receiver channels. This setting applies to the ANALOG
OUT 1/2 connectors, and DIGITAL OUT 1/2/3/4
connectors. This setting does not apply to the audio
output for the headphone monitor.
UNMUTING:
Disable audio output muting on the
receiver channel.
MUTING:
Enable audio output muting on the receiver
channel. While muting is enabled, the transmitter name
display area on the top display alternates between
displaying “MUTING” and the transmitter name.
Transmitter Search Function
(SEARCH
TX)
This function quickly searches for a transmitter
communicating on the same frequency as the unit.
When a transmitter is found, it is indicated by the
transmitter display flashing or other indication.
If the transmitter does not support the receiver search
function, the transmitter will not respond.
For details on transmitter operations, refer to the
operating instructions supplied with the transmitter to be
used in combination with the unit.
To search for transmitters
Select this item to display “SEND SIGNAL TO
SEARCH TX?” and select “YES” to apply.
Label Function
(CHANNEL LABEL)
You can name a receiver for each channel using a name
of up to 16 characters.
When the receiver is already named, selecting this item
displays the receiver name.
When the transmitter is turned off or is outside the service
area, this label and “NO DATA” are displayed alternately
on the third line of the reception channel information
display section of the unit.
To attach a name
Enter the name directly or copy the name of the
transmitter.
The entry method is the same as described in
Password Mode (PASSWORD)” (page 18)
.
To copy the name of the transmitter, select “COPY TX”
while receiving metadata from the transmitter, then apply.
When using DWT-
B03R
When using other DWX-
series transmitters
MODE1
2.7 ms
3.4 ms
MODE2
2.2 ms
2.5 ms
MODE3
4.6 ms
4.9 ms
MODE4
2.3 ms
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Note
Note
