Front Panel
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(1) Input Level Meters - This pair of LED level meters indicates the signal strength of the stereo
analog inputs relative to the calibrated 0dBFS level. ( see page 31 for more information)
(2) Output Level Meters - This pair of LED level meters indicates the signal strength at the stereo
analog outputs relative to the calibrated 0dBFS level. ( see page 31 for more information)
(3) Clock - This five-position knob specifies the 2192 master clock source, as follows:
Internal - When the Clock knob is set to Internal, the internal clock of the 2192 is used. At this
setting, all clock inputs on the rear panel are ignored, and the internal sampling rate is determined by
the Sample Rate Select knob. ( see #4 on page 6)
Word 1 - When the Clock knob is set to Word 1, the digital clock signal present at the Word 1
BNC input on the rear panel ( see #9 on page 10) is used as the master clock.
Word 2 - When the Clock knob is set to Word 2, the digital clock signal present at the Word 2
BNC input on the rear panel ( see #10 on page 10) is used as the master clock.
AES/SPDIF - When the Clock knob is set to AES/SPDIF, the digital clock signal present at the
rear panel AES digital input or SPDIF digital input ( see #2 on page 9 and #6 on page 10) is used
as the master clock, as determined by the setting of the AES/SPDIF switch. ( see #7 on page 7).
At this setting, the sample rate is determined by the digital input alone, with the setting of the Sample
Rate Select knob ignored. ( see #4 on page 6)
ADAT - When the Clock knob is set to ADAT, the digital clock signal present at the ADAT optical
digital input on the rear panel ( see #11 on page 10) is used as the master clock.
When the Clock knob is set to Word 1, Word 2, or ADAT, the Sample Rate Select knob
( see #4 on the following page) specifies the multiple or submultiple of the clock rate
that is used internally. ( see the table on the following page for more information)
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