Lexicon 960L Owner's Manual page 41

960L
THE DUAL TWO-IN / FIVE-OUT CONFIGURATION
Figure 4-13 — 44.1/48kHz Dual 2-In/5-Out Configuration:
two machines available
With the "Dual 2-In/5-Out" configuration loaded, the DSP
card is partitioned into two independent multi-channel
surround machines. Each machine has two inputs and five
outputs. The inputs of the two machines are discrete and
the outputs are combined. The output levels of each
machine can be adjusted on the machine's output page.
Also there is an LtRt mix of the five outputs available. This
LtRt mix is a simplified matrix that is compatible with
Lexicon's Logic7 format as well as other standard encod-
ing schemes.
THE DUAL FOUR-IN / FOUR-OUT CONFIGURATION
Figure 4-14 — 44.1/48kHz Dual 4-In/4-Out Configuration:
two machines available
With the "Dual 4-In/4-Out" configuration loaded, the DSP
card is partitioned into two independent multi-channel
surround machines. Each machine has four inputs and
four outputs. The inputs and outputs of the two machines
are discrete.
88.2/96KHZ CONFIGURATIONS
When the sample rate of the 960L is set to 88.2kHz or 96kHz
the following configurations are available.
THE TWO MONO-IN / STEREO-OUT CONFIGURATION
With the "Two Mono-In" configuration loaded, the DSP
card is partitioned into two independent Mono-In/Stereo-
Out machines. Each machine has an independent mono
input and an independent stereo output. This configura-
tion is similar to the mono split configuration on the 480L.
THE TWO-IN / FIVE-OUT CONFIGURATION
With the "One 2-In/5-Out" configuration loaded, the DSP
c a rd is partitioned into one multi-channel surr o u n d
machine. The machine has two inputs and five outputs.
Also there is an LtRt mix of the five outputs available. This
LtRt mix is a simplified matrix that is compatible with
Lexicon's Logic7 format as well as other standard encod-
ing schemes.
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Figure 4-15 — 88.2/96kHz Two Mono-In/Stereo-Out
Configuration: two machines available
Figure 4-16 — 88.2/96kHz 2-In/5-Out Configuration:
one machine available
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Operations in Detail
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