Teac DM-24 - Manual (Page 134)

17 – Specifications—Messages and troubleshooting
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Recall Automation Bank01?
Current data will be erased.
Press ENTER to confirm,
or a cursor key to cancel. Shown when requesting the recall of an automation memory bank.
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Return x is input into Chyy
Press ENTER to continue. An attempt has been made to assign a return to a channel, when it has already
been assigned to a channel (“Assignable sends” on page 37).
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Scanning for cascade slave... Displayed by cascade master when scanning for slave (“Cascade card” on
page 119).
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Signal Info: ADAT
ADAT clock: Internal
Press ENTER to continue. Sample popup clock information screen for ADAT device (“CLOCK settings” on
page 24).
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Signal Info: Digital in1
Format: AES/EBU
Contents: Audio
Emphasis: No enable
Channel Mode: Two channel
Fs: 44.1kHz
Word Length: 24bit
Press ENTER to continue. Sample information popup about the Digital input data (“CLOCK settings” on
page 24).
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Signal Info: Digital in1
Format: AES/EBU
Contents: Audio
Emphasis: None
Channel Mode: Two channel
Fs: 44.1kHz
Word Length: 24bit
Press ENTER to continue. Sample popup information screen for AES/EBU data received at a DIGITAL IN
(“CLOCK settings” on page 24).
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Signal Info: Digital in1
Format: SPDIF
Contents: Audio
Emphasis: None
SCMS: on
Category: Mixer
Generation: Home Copy
Fs: 44.1kHz
Word Length: 20bit
Press ENTER to continue.
Sample popup information screen for SPDIF data received at a DIGITAL IN
((“CLOCK settings” on page 24).
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Signal Info: Digital out 1
Format: SPDIF
Contents: Audio
Emphasis: None
SCMS: off
Category: General
Fs: 44.1kHz
Word Length: 24bit
Press ENTER to continue. Sample information about the data transmitted from a digital output (“CLOCK
settings” on page 24).
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Signal Info: Digital out 1
Format: SPDIF
Contents: Audio
Emphasis: None
SCMS: off
Category: General
Fs: 44.1kHz
Word Length: 24bit
Press ENTER to continue. Sample popup information screen for SPDIF data transmitted from a DIGITAL
OUT (“CLOCK settings” on page 24).
Action Message Explanation