Chapter 5: Pro Tools | MTRX Front and Back Panels 15
SRate Adapt
Shows which external digital audio interface controls the sample rate, or it shows Intern for
internal sample rate control.
Sync Source
Shows the external synchronization clock source, or shows Intern when the MTRX is using
the internal clock.
Unit ID /Name
Shows the unit ID number and unit name. This is configured using DADman software.
Alarm/status
Shows the alarm status:
Sync OK = Clock sync is OK.
SyncErr = Clock sync failure.
TempErr = temperature inside MTRX is above 60ºC/140ºF. Check that the MTRX is properly installed
to allow airflow.
Fan Err = One of the two fans is not working correctly. Contact an Avid representative.
CardErr = Fault in one of the A/D or D/A cards. Contact an Avid representative.
Psu Err = Power supply failure. Contact an Avid representative.
Reconfig Button
The Reconfig button on the back of the MTRX puts the unit into Recovery mode and should not be used
during normal installation. It is generally intended as an ultimate recovery function in case something goes
wrong during programming of IP addresses, a software upgrade, or an unintended power loss. It allows the
MTRX to start in various “basic” modes so it can be restored without having to be returned to Avid.
The Reconfig button is accessed through a hole in the rear panel using a pen or a similar pointed item. A
green Status LED is visible through the hole. When the
Reconfig button is activated, the LED lights up in-
dicating the two reconfig modes of the MTRX.
Restore Defaults
To restore the default settings for the MTRX:
Push the Reconfig button and hold for approximately 10 seconds while the unit is on and operating nor-
mally, then release.
The Status LED turns off, the firmware restarts with the factory default settings and automatically enters
normal operation. However, the IP address settings of the unit remain unchanged and do not return to the
factory default.
Reconfig button on the back panel
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