Teac MX-2424 v1.04 - Manual (Page 22)

[24] LED Configuration Matrix
[47] Sample Rate LED’s (Yellow)
44100: Indicates that the current sample rate frequency is 44.1 kHz.
48000: Indicates that the current sample rate frequency is 48 kHz.
2X: Used in conjunction with the sample rate LED’s, indicates that the displayed sample rate is
doubled.
PULL DOWN: Used in Conjunction with the other sample rate LEDs, indicates that the displayed sample rate is
in pull down mode. (For example: 44.056 kHz or 47.952 kHz)
NON STD: Indicates that a non-standard sample rate is being used such as varispeed. This LED is also used
for pull up modes.
[48] Time Code LED’s (Yellow)
These LED’s indicate the incoming time code frame rate.
[49] Record Mode LED’s (Yellow)
24-BIT: Indicates that the MX-2424 will record new audio in 24-bit mode. When the LED is off the MX-
2424 will record new audio in 16-bit mode.
TL-TAPE: Indicates that the MX-2424 is in TL-Tape Mode. When this LED is off the MX-2424 is in non-
destructive mode.
DIG IN: Indicates that the multi-track digital input is selected as the recording source for at least one group
of eight channels, i.e. 1-8, 9-16, and/or 17-24.
2CH I/O: Indicates that the stereo digital I/O is selected as the recording source for at least one group of
eight channels, i.e. 1-8, 9-16, and/or 17-24.
AUTO INPUT: Indicates that Auto Input Mode is active. When this mode is active any track set to record ready
will automatically switch to playback when the transport is running and recording is not taking
place. When this mode is not active it is possible to monitor the input of any track set to record
ready while the transport is in motion. (Default is ON.)
[50] Sync LED’s (Yellow)
SAMPLE LOCK: This LED will light solid when the MX-2424 is receiving valid sync from the source that
is displayed in Menu 003. If source is not present, the LED will blink indicating that the
source is unavailable. If the MX-2424 is set to Timecode Chase, this LED will blink
until time code is received.
CHASE LOCK: This LED lights solid when the MX-2424 is in stable chase mode.
TL-BUS MASTER: Indicates that the MX-2424 is the Master that can be used to control other MX units via
the TL-Bus. The MX-2424 must be online to operate as a Master.
TL-BUS SLAVE: Indicates that the MX-2424 is a slave on the TL-Bus. The MX-2424 must be online to
operate as a Slave.
TC CHASE: Indicates the MX-2424 is in time code chase mode using either LTC or MTC as the time
code type. The MX-2424 can be TL-Bus Master (controlling other MX-2424 units that
are in TL-BUS Slave mode) and be in time code chase mode at the same time. The
ONLINE [25] indicator must be lit to chase time code.
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