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Input & Clock
Input Select
Range: Analog, Digital
Use this parameter to select the appropriate
input type.
Digital Input Select
Range: AES3-id, S/PDIF
Use this parameter to select the digital input
format.
Clock Select
Range: Internal 44.1, Internal 48k, Word Clock,
Ext DI
Use this parameter to select the output sample
rate.
Digital SRC
Range: On/Off
For optimum performance, establish a syn-
chronous signal-path. Sample rate conversion
reduces the dynamic range a bit and adds
latency.
Analog Levels
Analog Scale
Range: -3 to +27 dBu @ Full scale
Use this parameter to set the sensitivity of the
analog input.
Analog In Offset
Range: -3 to +25 dBu @ Full scale
Use this parameter to set the analog input
level.
Analog Out Offset
Range: -3 to +24 dBu @ Full scale
Use this parameter to match the analog output
gain to the following (“downstream”) device.
Digital Level
Digital Out Offset
Range: -12 dB to 0 dB
The Digital Out Offset parameter controls the
digital output level in accordance to the set
Analog Scale Output level.
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Input
In Gain
Range: 0 dB to Off
There are separate level controls for the left
and right Input (A and B).
Phase Inv L/R
Range: Normal/Inverted
Click to invert the phase of channels L, R, or
both.
Delay
Range: 0 to 1000 ms
Use this parameter for delay alignment of the
input channels. Depending on the selected
configuration type, either one common Delay
setting or individual delay settings are available.
Delay Unit
Range: ms, 24 fps, 25 fps, 30 fps
Use this parameter to select which unit should
be used to display the Delay parameter. Please
note that changing this parameter does not
affect the actual delay time.
Filter
Lo Cut
Range: Off to 200 Hz
This is a second order LoCut filter on both
inputs.
Hi Cut
Range: Off to 3 kHz
This is an 8th order HiCut filter on both inputs.
Setup
Look-ahead Dly
Range: 0 to 15 ms
If the 5-band compression sections is set to use
very short Attack times (up to approximately 10
to 15 ms), overshoots may occur. The Look-
ahead function allows the DB2 to evaluate
the material just before processing. This way,
artifacts can be prevented.
Be aware that the Look-ahead delay function
actually delays the output signal.