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5-24 CONNECTING E XTERNAL D EVICESClock. Red crossed out indicates that the input signal is not locked and theinput is muted. Yellow indicates that the input is enabled but no signal ispresent. Gray means that the input is disabled.CRC — CRC stands for Cyclic Redundancy Check, a method for detectingerrors in a digital audio signal. CRC errors may arise from data corruptionor lack of synchronization between the source and receiver. The CRC Aindicator is for channel 1 of the AES input pair, and CRC B is for channel 2.Green indicates a valid input signal, red indicates CRC errors and grayindicates a lack of CRC signal.OUTPUT STATUS FIELDSSignal Type — Professional is AES/EBU (XLR connector), Consumer isS/PDIF (RCA-type connector, not available with the HD I/O) and Hexindicates that only the hexadecimal status bits shown in the display willapply to the output.Generate CRC — (AES/EBU only) When this item is checked, CyclicRedundancy Check bits will be generated on the currently selected channelpair.Copy Permit — (S/PDIF only) When this item is checked, the copyprohibit flag will be set on the currently selected outputs, preventingconsumer devices that sense this flag from recording the signal.Sample Rate — Select Auto to slave the outputs to your Master Clocksampling rate. You may also choose 32, 44.1 or 48 kHz.Category — (S/PDIF only) Select General, PCM, CD or DAT.Emphasis — This item controls setting of the emphasis flag. Select Onwhen playing an EDL to which you have applied the emphasis filter, or Offif you do not use emphasis. Follow Marks is used for background dumpsof EDLs containing start-of-track marks with Emphasis checked.
T HE H IGH-DENSITY A UDIO I/O 5-25Hexadecimal Status Bits — Output status items are encoded indesignated bits of the channel status block. Refer to the SonicStudio HDUser Guide for a list of status bit values and their meanings.The Reset button reverts from any changes made to the status bits. TheTranslate button applies the readout values to the channel status fields.You can also store and retrieve status field settings using the ReadTemplate and Write Template buttons.To display the channels status of the input signal, click the Read Inputbutton. To display the channels status of the output signal, click the ReadOutput button. The Set Output button applies status bit cahnges to thecurrent output channel, and the Cancel button closes the Channel StatusDialog without applying any changes. To apply changes and close thedialog, click OK.
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