dCS Delius User Manual Manual for Software Issue 2.3x
dCS Ltd September 2004
Manual filename: Delius Manual v2.3x.doc Page 44 email: more@dcsltd.co.uk
English version web-site: www.dcsltd.co.uk
Input Selector Buttons
(γ) Select individual inputs with the AES1, AES2, RCA1, RCA2 & BNC
buttons. The Input button steps through all the available inputs in sequence,
giving access to those without an individual button. For Dual AES, connect a
suitable source, select AES2 and press the Input button.
Vol/Bal Button
(δ) Switches between Volume mode and Balance mode. Use the ↑
↑↑
↑ and ↓
↓↓
↓
buttons
(κ) or the Rotary Control on the front panel to alter the settings.
Balance mode times out after 5 seconds, reverting to Volume mode.
Mute Button
(ε) Press this to mute or unmute the Analogue Outputs.
Purcell Button and LED
Purcell units fitted with software version 1.20 or later and all Grieg units will
accept commands from the Remote Control. Press the Purcell button
(ζ) and
the blue LED will light up for about 5 seconds. During this time, the Standby,
Function, Input selector, Filter, ↑
↑↑
↑, ↓
↓↓
↓ and Display buttons will control the
Upsampler instead of Delius.
Sending a Purcell command will keep the Remote Control in Purcell mode (and
the LED on) for another 5 seconds. Press the Purcell button again while the
blue LED is lit to return to Delius mode (or just wait 5 seconds).
If the blue LED is on, the Upsampler will respond. If it is off, Delius will respond.
Phase Button
(θ) Changes the Phase of the analogue outputs to Inverted. The Phase
indicator on the Front Panel will light. Press again to return to Normal.
Filter Button
(η) Changes the interpolation filter setting, giving a different trade-off between
Nyquist image suppression and energy smear. Each sample rate has a
separate Filter setting stored, so Delius must be locked to a suitable source
before the Filter setting can be changed. This feature is duplicated in the Menu,
see Filter on page 22.
Display button
(ι) Each press reduces the display brightness on a scale from Bright 7 to
Bright 0.
Up and Down (↑
↑↑
↑ / ↓
↓↓
↓) buttons
Use these buttons
(κ) to change Volume and Balance settings or scroll along
the Function Menu, see page 21.
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