Use edit new del, 1 entering directory mode, 2 creating new directory entries – Dolby Laboratories DP503 User Manual

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values displayed will depend on the previously defined state, if you or someone else
have already saved a different encoder configuration.

Tip:

If you encounter the UPDATE TA? Y N screen, enter No by pressing the

arrow key so that the

cursor is below the character N and then pressing ENTER.

5.5.1

Entering DIRectory Mode

Hint:

Whether using directory entries only for encoder parameters or for entering full Dolby Fax directory

entries, encoder parameters, as listed on the default screen, are always required. Hence, to simplify operation,
the DP503 directory system permits the directory entry to “inherit” the encoder parameters in effect prior to
creating or editing entries. You may find it convenient, therefore, to choose encoder parameters before
entering the directory menus. You are given an opportunity, however, to modify parameters while performing
directory operations (EDIT & NEW); the choice is yours.

Begin the process by pressing the DIR key. You will then see the following main
Directory screen:

USE EDIT NEW DEL

Algorithm

Data

Channel

Sample

Aux

Type

Rate

Mode

Rate

Use the screen above to USE an existing directory entry; EDIT an existing
directory entry; create a NEW directory entry, or DELete an existing directory
entry.

Use the

and

arrow keys to move back and forth among the five available

parameters.

Use the ENTER key to descend into subsequent menus to fully configure the
multiple entries needed for each parameter.

Use the

and

arrow keys to bring into view the available settings under

sub-menus.

The ESC key can be used to back up. You may encounter the ABORT
EDITS? inquiry. Use the arrow and ENTER keys to make your choice.
Choosing Y will return you to the default encoder parameters screen.

Once the ENTER key is depressed used, settings are stored in the DP503.

5.5.2

Creating New Directory Entries

Note:

The following sub-section is presented in great detail as a tutorial to the use of the other Directory

options. Remaining sub-sections rely on the information presented here.

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