Sony SIU-100 Operating Instructions Manual page 117

To confirm the presence of a board
1
Enter the SLOT INFO submenu by displaying it on
the LCD.
The slot number and the type of board inserted in
that slot number are displayed.
2
Confirm the status of the board in the desired slot
number by changing the slot number using the +/–
buttons.
Depending on the board, you can perform or
change settings. Go to step 3.
3
Move the cursor to the lower row by pushing v
button and change the settings.
Boards for which settings can be changed are as
follows:
• DMBK-R104 8CH Sampling Rate
Converter DI board
You can set the sampling rate converter function
on/off.
For 4 groups, channels 1 and 2, channels 3 and 4,
channels 5 and 6, and channels 7 and 8, you can set
sampling rate converter on/off respectively.
Move the cursor using the B and/or b button(s)
and set on or off using the +/– buttons.
Note
The sampling converter does not function when the
SIU-100/100T is running at a sampling frequency
of 88.2/96 kHz, regardless of the setting.
• DMBK-R107 Interface Board for TDIF
Set the DA-88 mode to ON when a TEAC DA-88
is connected to the DMBK-R107.
Set on or off using the +/– buttons.
• DMBK-R109 MADI board
The following settings are required when the SIU-
100/100T is running at a sampling frequency of
88.2/96kHz.
Note
When the SIU-100/100T is running at a sampling
frequency of 44.1/48 kHz, you cannot change the
setting.
OUT: Set the format pattern of the signal to be
output.
When LGCY is selected, the format pattern is the
legacy pattern, and when 2FS is selected, the
pattern is the 2FS frame pattern.
Move the cursor to OUT using the B button and
select the pattern using the +/– buttons.
WCK: Specify either 1/1 or 1/2 as the word clock
signal to be input/output to the WORD SYNC
OUT connector of the DMBK-R109.
When 1/1 is selected, the frequency of the word
clock is normal and when 1/2 is selected, the
frequency of the word clock is halved.
Move the cursor to WCK using the b button, and
select the clock signal using the +/– buttons.
Note
For OUT and WCK, the format and word clock of
the input signal are recognized automatically
based on the settings of the output signal.
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