Audison bit One HD User Manual

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USER'S MANUAL
bit One HD /
When starting up, if correctly interfaced to the PC
(with software and drivers properly installed), the
software will appear on the screen as shown in the
images.
If, once the scanning is completed, the bit One HD can not be found
(Fig.3):
- check if the bit One HD is on (check if the Audison logo is lit up);
- check if the USB cable is properly connected;
- select OK to search again for the bit One HD;
- select CANCEL to start the OFFLINE mode.
7.2 TARGET MODE
In this case the bit One HD processor must be connected to the PC and turned on, otherwise the software won’t even
show the TARGET entry as selectable on the startup window.
At this point you need to have in mind the system you want to develop beforehand, since from this moment, to
change any of the settings you will have to go through the guided procedure all over again.
More specically the guided procedure will request:
- Which are the main inputs to be used (high or low level). This choice will not prevent the user from adding
auxiliary low level or digital sources. The guided procedure changes according to the selected choice.
- If the product will be turned on through “HI LEVEL TURN ON” (ART).
- Which auxiliary inputs will be used (e.g.: AUX or OPTICAL IN ).
- Which kind of signals will be allocated to the main inputs (e.g.: Front Left or Center or Subwoofer etc.).
- Which speakers are installed in the system (e.g.: 3-way Front or stereo Sub or 2-way Rear etc.).
- If the system features passive crossovers managing speaker groups (e.g.: 3-way system with active mid-low).
- If the system features any speaker connected through the AC Link.
WARNING: during this procedure the bit One HD RCA / AD LINK - AC LINK outputs to the ampliers should be
disconnected.
PC software startup in Target mode.
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Audison bit One HD Specifications

General

Brand	Audison
Model	bit One HD
Category	Signal Processors
Language	English