RX-V3000/RX-V3000RDS
RX-V3000
RX-V3000RDS
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11. IF STATUS (Input function status)
Using this menu, the status data is displayed in the hexadecimal notation one after another.
During signal processing, the status before execution of this menu is maintained.
To convert the analog input to the digital input, use the following procedure.
1) Select either DIAG menu No.3 or No.4 and enter a digital signal.
2) Menu No.11 can be selected by pressing the INPUT MODE key of the main unit. (The input mode
will be fixed to the digital mode.)
There are 17 sub-menu items.
The following status information is displayed in the hexadecimal notation according to the sub-menu
operation.
11.
IF
STATUS
IFST:4403070500
IFST: Indicates the information of the microprocessor.
4th byte
5th byte
3rd byte
2nd byte
1st byte
1st byte
Indicates the digital selector position information.
(Upper 4 bits REC OUT selected / lower 4 bits INPUT selected)
2nd byte
Indicates the Fs information of the reproduction signals.
3rd byte
Indicates the audio code mode information of the reproduction
signals.
4th byte
Indicates the format information of the reproduction signals.
(*1): Digital reproduction cannot be used due to a commercial bit
or 4ch audio reason. Analog reproduction is used instead.
Indicate
Selector Position
0
NONE
1
FRONT (VIDEO AUX)
2
OPT1
(CD)
3
OPT2
(CD-R)
4
OPT3
(DVD)
5
OPT4
(D-TV/LD)
6
OPT5
(SAT)
7
OPT6
( – )
8
COAX1
(CD)
9
COAX2
(CABLE)
A
COAX4
( – )
B
COAX5
( – )
C
COAX3 (LD
V
RF)
R, T, L only
D
RF
E
NONE
F
NONE
Indicate
Fs (kHz)
00
Analog
01
32
02
44.1
03
48
04
64
05
88.2
06
96
07
Unknown NRM (*1)
08
Unknown DBL (*2)
09
Undefined
Indicate
Format
00
Analog (Unlock)
01
Wrong digital (*1)
02
Digital Data
03
IEC1937 Data
04
PCM Audio
05
Dolby Digital
06
D.D. Karaoke
07
D.D. EX
08
RED dts
09
ORANGE dts
0A
dts ES
0B
NONE PCM
Indicate Audio Code
00
1 + 1
01
1/0
02
2/0
03
3/0
04
2/1
05
3/1
06
2/2
07
3/2
08
2/3
09
3/3
0A
dts7.1
0B
Undefined
(*1): Unknown (format) sample frequency lower than 48kHz.
(*2): Unknown sample frequency exceeding 48kHz.
