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System OperationIf you wish to change the Analog Sampling rate or to slave-lock the 300 to anexternal digital device or to external system word clock, you must go into the300’s Control mode. To do this, simply press the CONTROL button. Press PAGEDOWN twice to view Page Three, the Machine Configuration page.Selecting digital Input,and/or changing analogsampling rateThis page allows you to define Input type, with the currently selected typeunderscored. (When shipped, this will be the factory default Input type, ANA-LOG.)Mach Conf : SingleI : ANALOG 0 : ana+digBefore turning the Soft knob to change the Input type, press PAGE DOWN todisplay the Digital Input and Sampling Rate page. This page allows you to selectdifferent types of Analog and Digital I/O parameters.Inp : *****Out : AESClk : 48kHzDin : XLRInp: Indicates the Digital Format if properly locked. If ***** appears, the 300 isnot locked to an external digital sync.Clk: Allows the engineer to select the Analog Sampling rate. Pushing either ofthe 2 buttons above this label first selects the parameter. You can then push thebutton again to toggle to 44kHz, or you can use the Soft knob.Out: Allows you to select AES Professional or SPDIF(Sony/Phillips DigitalInterFace) Consumer as output formats.Din: Allows selection from among the three(3) different Digital Input Connectors:XLR, RCA, and OPTical.If you wish to operate the 300 in the digital domain, push either of the 2 buttonsunder the Din label to select that parameter. (The selected parameter will beunderscored.) Use the Soft knob or multiple button pushes to select the DigitalInput connector which suits your studio rig.Press PAGE UP to display the Input I/O selection screen. In the SINGLE modethere are three choices: ANALOG, DIGITAL, or ANAlog + DIGital. Use the Softknob to select DIGITAL, then press PAGE DOWN to display the next screen.3-3
300 V 3.0 Owner's ManualLexiconIf the system is properly locked, the Inp field should now be displaying either“AES” or “SPDIF”. If the system is not properly locked to the incoming word clock,the following error message will be displayed:BAD/NO DIGITAL INPUTCheck Din connector!Go back and check all your cables.Once you’ve configured the Analog or Digital audio type, return to the SetupSelect mode by pressing SETUP SELECT.Single SetupsSINGLE Setups (101-150) configure both DSP engines with microcode whichenables them to function as a unified engine. Both analog and digital inputs canbe utilized simultaneously. Each type of input (A or D) has a source Level andBalance control. The Level control varies the input level to the DSP engine foreach type of input; Analog or Digital. The Balance controls determine what ratioDryAnalogLRDigitalAnalogLevelAnalogBalanceΣΣEFFECTEDITOverallMixAnalog andDigital OutLRLRDigitalLevelDigitalBalanceDryof Left/Right balance feeds the DSP engine.(Analog and digital input levels and balances are located on Page 2 of theSETUP EDIT mode. Press SETUP EDIT, then press PAGE DOWN once.)ExampleAll SINGLE Setups have Balance set to 50%. This means an equal proportionof Left and Right input signal is passed into the (Single) Effect.1. Press the ABAL (Analog Balance).2. Turn the Soft knob counterclockwise to let more of the Left input pass through.3. Turn the knob clockwise to allow more of the Right channel to pass through.4. Return the parameter to 50%, allowing proper stereo to pass to the DSPeffect.Before the signal passes into the loaded effect, a post input level and postbalance is picked off and bypasses the effect. Lexicon calls this the Dry signalpath. The Dry signal and the Wet DSP effect signal are summed andproportionally mixed by the control labeled OMIX (Overall Mix). This control isfound on the next Page. (Press PAGE DOWN once.) The resulting mix is passedout both analog and digital.3-4
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