Lynx Studio Hilo Version 5 Firmware - Manual (Page 2)

1 Hilo Firmware 5 Features
1.1 Meters
The “All I/O” Meter Screen now shows the active USB channels. Hilo can be toggled between USB 8-channel mode
(the default) or 16-channel mode. 8-channel mode is appropriate for most users, supports sample rates up to 192 kHz
and also DSD operation. 16-channel mode is most beneficial for users requiring more USB channels particularly when
using Hilo’s ADAT I/O. In 16-channel mode, the highest supported sample rate is 96 kHz. 8-channel and 16-channel
mode can be toggled from the Tools menu.
USB 8-Channel Mode (Hilo Default)
For use with USB at sample rates up to 192 kHz and for
DSD playback.
USB 16-Channel Mode
For 16 USB input and output channels at sample rates up
to 96 kHz. Ideal for using the ADAT optical I/O on Hilo.
Note: If you are in 16-channel mode and turn DSD
playback on, Hilo will automatically prompt you to
switch to 8-channel mode to access the high sample rates
required for DSD playback
1.2 Home Menu