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(IF ADAT CARD PRESENT)
These settings allow verification of incoming ADAT-
specific data, and set output emphasis to On or Off.
This dialogue sets the input group that the ADAT clock
information will be derived from. The settings are:
• AUTOMATIC
• FIBER C
• FIBER B
• FIBER A
For most situations the AUTOMATIC setting will be the
best choice. RADAR will detect any incoming clock from
the fiber ports and will automatically make the ADAT IN
CLOCK assignment.
These settings can be used to compensate for poor
quality optical transceivers that alter the usable pulse
width of the digital audio signal. Compensation can be set
independently for each fiber port. Increments are
displayed in positive and negative hexadecimal units 0
through F.
Used in conjunction with ADAT IN WIDTH and ADAT
OUT WIDTH, ADAT IN SMPL PT can help establish a
solid link using Lightpipe by shifting the point in the
recovered waveform where RADAR interprets the data
value. Increments are displayed as hexadecimal units,
with each unit delaying the sample point by 10
nanoseconds.
As in ADAT IN WIDTH, these settings can be used to
compensate for poor quality optical transceivers that alter
the usable pulse width of the digital audio signal.
Compensation can be set independently for each fiber
port. Increments are displayed in positive and negative
hexadecimal units 0 through F.
The default setting, ENABLED, conforms to the ADAT
output specification regarding the userbit (U2) when
96kHz or 192 kHz are selected. However, if experiencing
noise when outputting ADAT from RADAR, try the
DISABLED setting.
ADAT SETTINGS:
ADAT OUT USERBIT
ADAT SETTINGS:
ADAT OUT WIDTH
ADAT SETTINGS:
ADAT IN SMPL PT
ADAT SETTINGS:
ADAT IN WIDTH
ADAT SETTINGS:
ADAT IN CLOCK
MAIN/I/O MENU:
ADAT SETTINGS
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