Input status/output mode – Grass Valley 8920DAC User Manual
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Configuration
Input Status/Output Mode
The Input Status/Output Mode menu display will report the following
items under Input Status (
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Module name – as defined in the main Status menu.
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Frame location – indicates the frame name and slot number.
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20/24-Bit operation – indicates whether the module is set for 20- or 24-
bit operation at jumper J5 on the circuit board. (Refer to
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Input Sample Rate – indicates the current sample rate being detected by
the module as one of the following: Out of Range, 32K, 32K 4%, 44.1K,
44.1K 4%, 44.056K, 48K or 48K 4%).
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Input Error – indicates any input error conditions present as either
Validity, CRC, Parity, Bi-phase, No Lock or No Error.
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De-emphasis Left and Right – indicates whether de-emphasis is being
applied to the left and right audio channels.
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Left and Right Ch Data – indicates type of incoming data (audio or non-
audio) to the left and right channels.
Under Output Mode, set the desired output for the module from the thir-
teen selections listed below and shown in the menu display in
After making the selection, hit the Apply button to activate it.
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Default – factory default with no phase inversion, channel swapping or
summing.
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L/R Swap – swaps left and right channel outputs.
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L/R Invert – both left and right channel outputs phase inverted.
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L Invert – left channel output phase inverted.
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R Invert – right channel output phase inverted.
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R Mono (R to L/R) – right channel to both channel outputs.
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L Mono (L to L/R) – left channel to both channel outputs.
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L plus R to L/R – left plus right to both channel outputs.
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L minus R to L/R – left minus right to both channel outputs.
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L plus R, L minus R – left plus right to left channel output and left
minus right to right channel output.
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(L plus R) Inv to L/R – left plus right to both channel outputs with both
channel outputs phase inverted.
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Silence – digital silence on both channel outputs.
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1K@ -20dBFS – tone to both channel outputs.
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