Selecting The Input Source; Selecting The Fs And Bit - Fostex UR-2 Owner's Manual

Model UR-2 <MENU mode / SYSTEM SETUP menu>

Selecting the input source

You can select the input source to analog or digi-
tal. The setting is stored to the internal flash ROM.
By using the [MENU] dial to highlight "Select in-
put" in the SYSTEM SETUP menu and pressing
the [ENTER] key, the current setting starts flash-
ing and you can now select the input source (the
default setting is "Analog").
Use the [MENU] dial to select "Analog" or "Digi-
tal" and press the [ENTER] key to confirm the
setting.
The input source is set to the signal received
Analog
from the [ANALOG INPUT] (balanced or un-
balanced) connectors.
The input source is set to the signal received
Digital
from the [DIGITAL INPUT] connector.
To exit the [MENU] mode, press the [STOP] key
(or the [EXIT] key).
<Memo>: The selected input source is shown on
the Home screen as "
When pressing the [MIC IN] key to activate the
[MIC IN] connector, "
" " or " ".
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" or " ".
" is shown instead of

Selecting the FS and bit

You can select the sampling frequency and quan-
tization bit for recording. The setting is stored to
the internal flash ROM.
By using the [MENU] dial to highlight "Record
FS/bit" in the SYSTEM SETUP menu and pressing
the [ENTER] key, the current setting starts flash-
ing and you can now set the FS/bit combination
(the default setting is "44k/16").
Use the [MENU] dial to select the desired option
and press the [ENTER] key to confirm the set-
ting.
The available options are 44k/16, 48k/16, 44k/24,
48k/24, 88k/24 and 96k/24.
<Note>: The FS/bit set by this item is applied
when you make recording. Therefore, when you
record a digital source which has different FS/
bit, the pitch may change.
To avoid this problem, make sure that the
"Record FS/bit" menu item matches the FS/bit
of the input source.
To exit the [MENU] mode, press the [STOP] key
(or the [EXIT] key).
The current FS/bit setting is shown on
<Memo>:
the Home screen when the unit is in the input
monitor mode (i.e. record ready mode).
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