Startup
1. Power-on indicator
Yellow: Indicates the start-up phase of the power supply.
Green: Indicates that the device is switched on.
Grey: Indicates that the device is in standby mode.
Red: Indicates a device error.
2. Device name and output mode settings
This navigation button provides direct access to the Þ Input
subscreen.
3. Network settings and status
This navigation button provides direct access to the
Þ Network subscreen.
OCA
▪ Green: The device is connected to the d&b
Remote network and R1 is in «Online» mode.
▪ Black: The device is not connected to the d&b
Remote network or R1 is offline.
IP:
IP adress.
ID: Remote ID.
In addition, the network speed is indicated by dedicated LEDs
with the following color code:
Green
1 Gbit/s network.
Yellow 10/100 Mbit/s network.
Grey No link up.
4. Additional information field regarding the power on status of
the device.
Data - Channel strips
The data section features the actual channel strips starting with the
input connector and then following the real signal flow from left to
right. All vital information is displayed. This includes:
1. Input signal present (ISP).
2. Channel configuration and signal status (ISP/GR/OVL).
3. Channel mute status.
4. Error messages.
5.4.2 Input
The data section of the Input subscreen provides the following
information:
1. The Fallback and Override settings.
2. Input metering for both the digital (AES (D)) and analog
(Analog (A)) inputs.
3. Underneath the meter bars the input monitoring (IM) status is
indicated by a dedicated LED with the following color code:
Grey
IM not activated
Blue IM activated
Red IM fault
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A corresponding error message will be issued in the header
of the Home screen and in addition, the affected channel is
indicated within the ISP indicators on the left of the data
area.
d&b 40D Reference manual 1.3 en 21
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