Recall Scene; Sample Rate Converter - Lynx hilo User Manual

3.5.3

Recall Scene

3.5.4

Sample Rate Converter

Note: Even if the Current Rate and Digital In Rate are the same, sometimes it is useful to have SRC engaged so that the signal
streaming to the digital input can be re-clocked. This is a useful state for digital devices that do not have the option to be a clock slave.
The SRC Mode is ON by default. When devices are connected to the Hilo digital inputs and valid clock synchronization is established
between them, then it is recommended to turn SRC OFF to insure the best audio performance.
This button lets you recall the Scenes that you have stored using the Save
Scene button.
1. Push Recall Scene.
2. Up to 6 Scenes will be selectable on the Pop up.
3. Select the Scene you wish to reload.
4. The Scene will be instantly loaded with routing, level,
meter, sample rate, sync source, trim, digital source and
optical mode information.
5. If you do not want to Recall a scene, push the Close button
at the bottom of the Pop up.
Note: If you Recall a Scene that is empty (not a previously stored
Scene), this will restore the default settings.
Hilo features a powerful Sample Rate Converter for the AES and SPDIF Inputs.
When active, the onboard SRC processor can support conversion ratios up to 16:1
with 144 dB dynamic range and -140dB THD+N. The SRC will convert signals on
the active Digital Input up or down to the current Sample Rate.
When the Sample Rate Converter button is tapped, SRC can be
switched on or off, and information about the current sample rate,
digital in rate, and the ratio of conversion, will be displayed if
applicable.
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