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Setting up audio and syncing
UpCon English Manual (2014-10-07) 53
I/O Setup – UpCon AES
To set up audio, go to Frame / System / I/O / AES.
Use this page to…
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display information about incoming audio,
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set the sync signal source
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change Advanced AES settings.
Fig. 26.: I/O setup – AES page (UpCon AES)
AES section
Lock status indicator
Lock status states: Lock, No lock,
Freewheel, Internal, Bypassed
The Lock status indicator shows the overall ref-
erence clock status. The colors of the “LED” in
this field represent the Icon application warning/
error scheme, which is used for alarms on e.g.
Icon, the UpCon front UI, GPO and SNMP.
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“Lock” (green LED / OK): UpCon has obtained
lock to the reference signal set in the Sync
Source field.
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“No Lock” (red LED / Error): “No Lock” is typi-
cally displayed when there is no signal pres-
ent on the Input that UpCon is set to lock to,
or if the incoming sample rate is outside the
legal range (48 kHz +1.7 % / -1.3 %) and the
Clock Fallback parameter is set to Halt.
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“Freewheel” (red LED / Error): “Freewheel” is
displayed when there is no signal present on
the Input that UpCon is set to lock to, or if
the incoming sample rate is outside the legal
range (48 kHz +1.7 % / -1.3 %) and the Clock
Fallback is set to Freewheel.
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“Internal” (yellow LED / Warning): “Internal” is
displayed when UpCon is set to sync to its in-
ternal referenced master clock at 48.000 kHz.
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“Bypassed” (yellow LED / Warning): “By-
passed” is displayed when the UpCon hard-
ware bypass relay has been activated.
Sample Rate indicator
The Sample Rate indicator field displays the
sample rate of the sync source UpCon is cur-
rently following. Sample rate is measured and
displayed with 1 Hz precision (21 PPM @ 48 kHz).
AES Input State indicators
Indicator states: Green, yellow, grey
The AES Input State indicators show the status
of the AES inputs. States are displayed as fol-
lows:
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Green: A green “LED” indicates that a signal
is present and synchronous at the respective
input.
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Yellow: A yellow “LED” indicates that a sig-
nal is present and running asynchronously
relative to the sync source. This typically hap-
pens when the upstream device is running at
an internal master clock rate and is not locked
to the house clock.
► Grey:
A grey “LED” indicates that no signal is
present at the respective input or that the in-
coming sample rate is outside the legal range
(48 kHz ±0.38 %).