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ADA-8XR Multi-channel A/D D/A Converter Operation Manual

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Prism Sound <strong>ADA</strong>-<strong>8XR</strong> <strong>Multi</strong>-<strong>channel</strong> A/D D/A <strong>Converter</strong> <strong>Operation</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> - Revision 1.00<br />

5.3 Monitor Panel<br />

The Monitor Panel controls the <strong>ADA</strong>-<strong>8XR</strong>’s two-<strong>channel</strong><br />

monitor.<br />

The Monitor drives both analogue and digital line outputs,<br />

which are situated on the Utility Panel on the rear of the<br />

unit. The analogue outputs also drive a headphone<br />

socket on the front. For further details see the Utility<br />

Module section in the I/O Modules section.<br />

The Monitor can be fed from either Path 1 or Path 2, as<br />

selected by the ‘Path’ selector button, either pre- or postthe<br />

Path’s processing section (where available) as<br />

selected by the ‘Pre Post’ button. Note that the audio<br />

output of the Monitor is controlled directly by these<br />

buttons; the equivalent buttons on other Panels only<br />

assign the Panels’ display.<br />

The ‘Cut’ button mutes the Monitor, its LED flashing red to<br />

indicate the muted state. The ‘Invert’ button phase-inverts<br />

BOTH of the Monitor’s output <strong>channel</strong>s when the orange LED is lit. The ‘Mono’ button causes<br />

the two Monitor <strong>channel</strong>s to be mixed together at both outputs when its LED is lit. The ‘Swap’<br />

button exchanges the Monitor’s A and B <strong>channel</strong> outputs when its LED is lit.<br />

A volume control is available if required, although this can be defeated from within the Monitor<br />

options menus.<br />

The blue Access button at the top of the panel causes the menu system to enter a small<br />

range of menus which apply to the two-<strong>channel</strong> Monitor. These menus control various<br />

auxiliary functions such as analogue line-up level, headphone-cut, volume control<br />

enable/disable etc., as well as allowing selection of the Monitor operating mode:<br />

In ‘Pairs’ mode, the adjacent-<strong>channel</strong> pairs are monitored, whereas in ‘Mixed’ mode, a mix of<br />

any of the Path’s <strong>channel</strong>s can be created, each with its own gain and pan setting. Separate<br />

mixes are retained for each Path, which are selected when that Path is monitored.<br />

For full details of the Monitor-related menus, see the Firmware Reference.<br />

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