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The level meters of the AD96 were designed to sup-
port the user throughout the recording process: It
helps accurately set the recording level before record-
ing (using the high-resolution -15…0 and -25…-10
scales for lineup), monitor the level during recording
(using the high dynamic range –60..0 scale), and
ensure that no or limited clipping occurred (by check-
ing the overs counter after the recording).
The level meters use high-accuracy digital peak 
detectors, and format the output according to the
front panel setting. With all settings, the leftmost LED
works as a channel active indicator, lit whenever the
signal exceeds -60 dBFS, while the rightmost red LED
works as an over indicator, lit when clipping occurs.
When using the three metering modes, each LED
lights when the peak signal level exceeds the level
written next to it. The thresholds are accurate to 
0,1 dB. 
An overs counter is maintained by the unit at all times.
Whenever the clipping limit is exceeded, the overs
counter is incremented. When the overs mode is
selected, the contents of the overs counter is dis-
played on an exponential scale; for one over a single
led will light, for two (21) two leds will light, while for
1024 ( 210) eleven leds will light. The 14 leds allow
the display of values in the range 0…213 = 8192.
When more than 8192 overs are detected, all leds 
will light. The over counter is cleared when the unit is
powered up, and whenever the cal button is pressed. 
The normal sequence of operations for recording will
be as follows: first, route a calibrated tone to the
AD96 inputs. Select the -25…-10 scale, and adjust
the level on the driving device until the LED corre-
sponding to the desired level (e.g. -20 dBFS) just
begins to light. Then select the normal (-60…0) scale
for monitoring the recording and press Cal to reset
the overs counter (and ensure maximum performance
of the ADCs). Start recording. At the end, select the
overs mode and check the numbers. If just 2–3 LEDs
are on, things are probably ok, but if more than a few
light, the recording level was clearly too high.

AD96 can work with either internal or external clocking.
Each mode of operation was designed to respond 
to specific demands. When you use a single AD96
unit, that needs not be synchronous with another
equipment, the best performance is obtained using
the internal clock mode.

Level Meters

Clocking

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Содержание aD 96

Страница 1: ...Users Manual...

Страница 2: ...f conformity To whom it may concern This letter is our statement of conformity to the appro priate CE certifications Based on testing performed in September 1999 our products Swissonic AD96 and Swisso...

Страница 3: ...nding screw on an AC outlet The AD96 unit is a DVD compatible 4 channel 24 bit A D converter capable of operation at 44 1 kHz 48 0 kHz 88 2 kHz and 96 kHz sample rates with the choice of internal or e...

Страница 4: ...he range 21 0 dBFS the scale provides a 3 dB step whilst in the range 60 21dBFS the step is 5dB n 15 0 The ledbar will display the amplitude of the channel in dBFS according to the metering scale 2 Th...

Страница 5: ...e output n x2 The unit will output a clock in the 80 kHz 100kHz range If the unit is set for 44 48kHz operation it will multiply it s internal sample clock frequency by two before deriving the output...

Страница 6: ...icates that the unit is supplied with power and turned on 12 Power switch Turns the unit on and off The front panel settings are saved into non volatile storage when the power is turned off and subseq...

Страница 7: ...on and the capabilities of your Adat machine 8 After changing the sample rate and clock source the Cal LED will light momentarily then turn off Once the LED turns off you can start recording Note Duri...

Страница 8: ...5 V The input voltage range for both and signals is 12 V There is no degradation of performance anywhere within this range The balanced input configuration is used in professional equipment for it s a...

Страница 9: ...on mode range of 6V to be accommodated without clipping This includes operation with one input tied to ground A larger common mode voltage will cause clipping This rare situation will not be signaled...

Страница 10: ...2 to position 2 3 The jumpers are labeled JP1 8 corresponding to channels 1 to 4 JP1 and 2 for channel 1 etc Mixing balanced and unbalanced equipment is generally a bad idea as the two systems aren t...

Страница 11: ...fails you may need to lift the shield on one end of the interconnections If you already have an established shield lifting practice use that If not we recommend lifting the ground at the transmitter...

Страница 12: ...played on an exponential scale for one over a single led will light for two 21 two leds will light while for 1024 210 eleven leds will light The 14 leds allow the display of values in the range 0 213...

Страница 13: ...bility to operate at 88 96kHz while generating and locking to 44 48kHz word clock signals becomes essential when the unit s Adat output is used as most Adat compatible equipment does not support 88 96...

Страница 14: ...ed to an external 48 kHz clock source upper The AD96 can be used to convert from a 96 kHz source to the 48 kHz needed by an Adat MDM lower Figure 9 Multiple units are slaved to an exter nal clock sour...

Страница 15: ...e The two methods can be used simultaneously thus allowing 24 96 recording on 16 48 equipment When B MUX and S MUX are used together only two chan nels 1 and 2 are output on the Adat interface Data fo...

Страница 16: ...ter that transforms the balanced AES EBU out to the unbalanced S PDIF coax inter face is shown in figure 14 Figure 13 Mapping of converter data to Adat channels for various operation modes AES EBU out...

Страница 17: ...between 44 1 48 0 88 2 96 0 kHz The AD96 will automatically perform a calibration cycle whenever one of these events occur It is advised that the AD96 be calibrated after the device has reached therma...

Страница 18: ...rmonic Distortion 0 001 1 dBFS input level Interchannel Phase Deviation 0 1 deg Interchannel Isolation 110 dB Analog Inputs Connector type XLR 1 GND 2 Hot 3 Cold fully balanced Full scale differential...

Страница 19: ...topband Attenuation 117 dB Group Delay 350 s FS 96 0 kHz 385 s FS 88 2 kHz 700 s FS 48 0 kHz 770 s FS 44 1 kHz Group delay variation vs Frequency 0 s Wordclock input Type BNC optically isolated Impeda...

Страница 20: ...solated Impedance 110 balanced Output Voltage 5 Vp p into 110 Format Professional Jumper options Internal jumpers select 75 impedance 0 5 Vp p output level and consumer format Adat Output Type Toslink...

Страница 21: ...downtime goodwill damage or replacement of equipment and property and cost of recovering reprogramming or reproducing any program or data stored in or used with Swissonic products Some states do not a...

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