Euphonix System 5 PC 254H Bedienungsanleitung

Model TwoHDCD®A/D ConverterD/A ConverterDigital ProcessorUser’s ManualVersion 3.01PN 9300-0020 Rev. CEuphonix, Inc.220 Portage Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 9

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS10InstallationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Processor rear panel I/O connections and Analog Input Attenuat

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS11InstallationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Model Two Power Supply DescriptionThe Power Supply is containe

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS12Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Model Two Rev. 3.01 Software Features 1. Precision M

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS13Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Front Panel Controls and DisplaysAll Processor contro

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS14Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002justable parameters (see pages 59 and 60 in the Refer

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS15Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Signal Over SegmentsEach channel has two red Signal O

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS16Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002MonitoringIn all Operating Modes, digital signal moni

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS17Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Graphic Display The back lit Graphic Display has 7 li

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS18Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002System Status IndicatorThe System Status Indicator is

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS19Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Operating ModesThe Model Two has thirteen Operating M

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICSThis User’s Manual contains information needed to properly install and operate the ModelTwo. Please read the Installation sect

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS20Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002NOTE: HDCD LSB code must be reinserted when producing

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS21Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002DD88-44 ModeIn DD88-44 Mode, the Model Two performs 8

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS22Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002AD176.4 ModeIn AD176.4 Mode, the Model Two performs 1

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS23Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002DD88-176 ModeIn DD88-176 Mode, the Model Two performs

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS24Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002PresetsThe Model Two stores and recalls virtually all

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS25Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Factory Preset Configurations(Suffixed values are sho

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS26Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Using the Model Two as a Master Word Clock GeneratorI

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS27Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002For AD Operating Modes Multichannel “Slave”: 1. Fro

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS28Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002For 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz A/D conversion: 1. Connect a

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS29Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002For 176.4 kHz or 192 kHz A/D conversion:1. Connect an

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICSModel Two Processor, 4Model Two Power Supply, 4DC Power Cable, 4AC Power Cable, 4Power Up, 5Setting Analog Connector Pin Polar

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS30Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002 8. From the Operating Menu, select (SETUP/OUTPUT/

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS31Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002digital signals to HDCD 24, 20 or 16-bit, 44.1/48 kHz

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS32Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Once the Model Two is set up for 44.1/48 kHz to 88.2/

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS33Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 20024X) signals. While DAC dither greatly improves the li

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS34Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002A/D Conversion of Analog Tape RecordingsTo obtain the

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS35Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Creating the 16-bit HDCD Release Sound You WantDuring

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS36Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002DSP GainFrom the Operating Menu select (LEVELS/DSPGAI

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS37Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002HDCD 16-bit DithersFrom the Operating Menu select (SE

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS38Setup & OperationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002that will almost always be in the limiting curve, unl

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS39ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Menu StructureThe menu structure is shown in tree form on page 40

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS4InstallationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Initial ConfigurationPLEASE: Read the following installation in

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS40ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002[ SECONDOPERATING ] SETUP[ SETUP ] MORE...[ SETUP ] REFCLK[ A/

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS41ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Menu DescriptionsThe selections to access a menu or feature, star

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS42ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Function Buttons 1 - 4 select HDCD 16-bit encode and monitor mode

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS43ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002In 44.1 kHz Digital Input mode (DD44-44):In 88.2 kHz A/D mode (AD

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS44ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002to -78 dBu, selectable in 0.1 dB nominal steps (actual step resol

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS45ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Page two of the Setup Menu:Button #1 (SYSTEM) selects the System

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS46ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002at 44.1 kHz or 2X (88.2 kHz) or 4X (176.4 kHz) multiples of 44.1

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS47ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Operating Mode 4_X Modes MenuButton #1 (AD176.4) selects 176.4 kH

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS48ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Function button #1 (OUT_1) selects the Digital Output 1 Word Leng

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS49ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Function buttons 1-4 select different HDCD 16-bit dither types. #

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS5InstallationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002AC power for the Model Two should be supplied by the same circu

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS50ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Output 2 HDCD_16 Dither MenuThe Output 2 HDCD_16 Dither Menu is r

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS51ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Digital Output Phase Invert MenuThe Digital Output Phase Invert M

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS52ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Digital Output Format MenuIn 88.2 kHz (2_X) digital output operat

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS53ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002The A/D REF clock mode is displayed on the top right of the menu

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS54ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Function button #1 (NORMAL) selects normal HDCD dynamic decimatio

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS55ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Function button #1 (DIG_IN) selects the digital input data being

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS56ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002format, button #3 (2_WIRE) selects two wire, single speed AES as

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS57ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Operating Menu by selecting (SETUP/INPUT/HDCDBIT).Function button

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS58ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002The 2X to 1X Filter Mode Menu provides the same decimation filter

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS59ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002format, button #3 (2_WIRE) selects two wire, single speed AES as

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS6InstallationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Setting Analog Input AttenuationAnalog input attenuation is set

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS60ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Front Panel Display MenuThe Front Panel Display Menu is reached f

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS61ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Function button #1 (1XOP) toggles between three levels of DAC dit

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS62ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Function button #1 (PEAKHLD) toggles between four peak level hold

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS63ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002The Meter Overload Light #2 Menu is the same as the Meter Overloa

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS64ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002The Rotary Control is used to scroll through the available charac

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS65ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Software Version MenuThe Software Version Menu is reached from th

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS66ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 20023. An RS-232 null modem serial data communication cable, such as

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS67ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 20026) Type random characters on the PC keyboard and verify that they

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS68ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002HDCD OverviewThe HDCD® (High Definition Compatible Digital®) proc

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS69ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002resolution signal, which is then output in the correct form for t

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS7InstallationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Analog ConnectionsAnalog Input and Output connections on the Mo

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS70ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 200241 and 51 for additional information.Low Level ExtensionLow Level

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS71ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002Technical SpecificationsAnalog Inputs 1 and 2Connectors: XLR-3-31

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS72ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002User Set-Up and Operating InterfaceA backlit, dot matrix graphic

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS73ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002AppendixSetting Up Communications on a PC Using Windows 3.11Start

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS74ReferenceModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002will open. Make sure that the “Echo typed characters locally” box

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS8InstallationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002For best performance, AES3 cables should have the chassis groun

®INC.PACIFIC MICROSONICS9InstallationModel Two HDCD® User’s ManualRev. C - January 2002POWERP A C I F I CM I C R O S O N I C SUP DOWNMENUMETERRE