To apply a test sine tone oscillator:
Front Panel
1. Enter the AUDIO menu on the Front Panel interface.
2. Select Output Settings to set up the audio output.
3. Scroll down and select a Settings Mode to set up the audio:
• Select BASIC to link channel pairs and use the first channel pair settings for all pairs.
• Select ADVANCED to unlink channel pairs and set up channel pairs individually.
4. Select a channel pair if required to set up the channel pair.
NOTE:
• In BASIC settings mode, only the first channel pair settings are available and there is no need to select a channel pair.
• In ADVANCED settings mode, you can select a channel pair to access the channel pair settings.
TIP: Press the AUDIO button and select a channel pair to access the channel pair settings directly. .
5. Check the Test Sine Tone check-box to apply a test sine tone oscillator to the audio pair.
Remember: If channel pairs are linked, the first channel pair setting will be used for all pairs.
TIP: Toggle the Listen on the Headphone box if required to prelisten to the audio pair on the headphone output.
Web RCS
1. Go to the Setup menu on the Web RCS interface.
2. Click on the AUDIO tab to access the audio management page.
3. In the left side toolbar, select General to access the audio inputs and outputs setup page.
NOTE: You can also access the audio outputs setup page via the A/V Mapping tab.
4. Under Audio Outputs (middle window), enable/disable the Link button if required to link/unlink
channel pairs:
• Enable Link to link channel pairs and use the first channel pair settings for all pairs.
• Disable Link to unlink channel pairs and set up channel pairs individually.
5. Locate the channel pair to adjust if required.
NOTE: If channel pairs are linked, only the first channel pair settings are available.
6. Click on the OSC button to apply a test sine tone oscillator to the audio pair.
Remember: If channel pairs are linked, the first channel pair setting will be used for all pairs.
TIP: Use the OSC ALL button to apply a sine tone oscillator to all channel pairs at once.
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