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IMPORTANT NOTE: A digital signal cannot technically exceed 0 dBFS. Therefore, the red tag on top of each digital
input channel only indicates when the maximum level of 0dBFS is reached and does not necessarily indicate
distortion or clipping.
7.1.2 _PLAYING PINK NOISE ON THE SPEAKERS
NOTE: To be able to produce pink noise, the Altitude
16
needs to have Word Clock synchronization. In such cases, we
simply recommend selecting an Altitude
16
internal clock source (analog/ Roon/ network).
Pink noise can be played:
• From the Speakers/Room setup tool
• In the Advanced Settings interface, from the Processor/Inputs page
To play pink noise from the Speakers/Room setup tool, click on the Pink Noise button of the corresponding output channel:
Figure 97: playing Pink Noise from the Speakers/Room setup tool
The Processor/Inputs tab provides a complete set of processing options for each input channel. It allows you to send a
1000Hz sine wave or pink noise for every channel.
• To send a 1000Hz sine wave, click on the Sine button.
• To send pink noise, click on the Pink Noise button.
For instance, you can use Pink Noise for setting up your equalization as follows:
• In the Processor/Inputs page, press on the Pink Noise button for the channel you want to equalize,
• Switch to the Processor/Outputs page and open the Preset EQ or User EQ for that same channel,
• Make your EQ adjustments.