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Dolby LM100 Broadcast Loudness Meter User's Manual

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LED Indicators<br />

Table 3-1<br />

Function<br />

Factory reset<br />

Special Function Button Combinations (continued)<br />

Action/Result<br />

During reboot, press and hold Enter; the status display<br />

provides you with the option of restoring factory defaults or<br />

completing the boot sequence.<br />

Note: Restoring factory defaults includes all presets and<br />

GPI/O configuration assignments.<br />

3.3 LED Indicators<br />

The Audio Alarm indicator glows if a user‐configurable signal‐condition alarm is triggered,<br />

as described in Section 5.5.<br />

The Error indicator glows when an error prevents the unit from processing the selected<br />

input correctly (for example, if there is a loss of input signal or the input signal does not<br />

match the requirements for the selected input type). Error conditions are detailed in<br />

Table 3‐2. When the Error indicator is triggered, the Error Stats status menu provides<br />

more information regarding the source of the error, as detailed in Table 3‐2<br />

Note:<br />

The Fault indicator glows if there is an <strong>LM100</strong> hardware fault.<br />

Table 3-2<br />

Error Conditions and Indicators<br />

Menu Display Error Corrective Action<br />

Invld Frmt<br />

(Invalid format)<br />

Invld Rate<br />

(Invalid rate)<br />

Invld Prog<br />

(Invalid program)<br />

DE Frm Dsc<br />

(<strong>Dolby</strong> E frame discontinuity)<br />

Invld AES Ch<br />

(Invalid AES channel)<br />

Invld Bstr<br />

(Invalid bitstream)<br />

The input format does not match the selected<br />

decode format.<br />

The input is a valid PCM signal, but the<br />

sampling rate is not 32, 44.1, or 48 kHz.<br />

The input is a valid <strong>Dolby</strong> ® E signal, but the<br />

selected <strong>Dolby</strong> E program number is not<br />

present in the input stream.<br />

The <strong>Dolby</strong> E frame count is not continuous,<br />

indicating a missing frame or edit.<br />

The input is a valid <strong>Dolby</strong> Digital signal, but the<br />

selected AES3 channel contains an invalid<br />

bitstream.<br />

The digital input is selected, but the unit is<br />

receiving a bitstream that is not <strong>Dolby</strong> E or<br />

<strong>Dolby</strong> Digital.<br />

Check the input signal format or<br />

change the selected decode format.<br />

Use the correct sampling rate.<br />

Select a valid program number for the<br />

input stream.<br />

Check the <strong>Dolby</strong> E stream.<br />

Select a valid AES3 channel setting.<br />

Provide a valid bitstream.<br />

No Input Input is missing. Change the input selection or check<br />

the input source.<br />

Invld Ch Md<br />

(Invalid channel mode)<br />

RF Ov Prot<br />

(RF overmodulation protection<br />

enabled)<br />

No DD Md<br />

(No <strong>Dolby</strong> Digital metadata)<br />

The input is a valid <strong>Dolby</strong> E signal, but the<br />

metadata indicates more channels than exist in<br />

the selected program.<br />

The <strong>Dolby</strong> E metadata RF overmodulation<br />

protection parameter is enabled in one or more<br />

of the programs.<br />

<strong>Dolby</strong> E metadata does not contain <strong>Dolby</strong><br />

Digital metadata.<br />

Check the channel mode configuration<br />

parameter within the selected<br />

program in the <strong>Dolby</strong> E stream.<br />

Check the <strong>Dolby</strong> E stream.<br />

Check the <strong>Dolby</strong> E stream.<br />

<strong>Dolby</strong> ® <strong>LM100</strong> <strong>Broadcast</strong> <strong>Loudness</strong> <strong>Meter</strong> User’s <strong>Manual</strong> 15

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