Settings Dialog - Analog - RME Audio Fireface 400 User Manual

Input Status
Indicates for each input (Word, optical, SPDIF coax.) whether there is a valid signal (Lock, No
Lock), or if there is a valid and synchronous signal (Sync). The second row shows the sample
frequency measured by the hardware. In Clock Mode the clock reference is shown. See also
chapter 35.1.
Store in Flash Memory
A click on this button transmits all current settings into the flash memory of the Fireface. Those
settings then become active directly after power-on, and also in stand-alone operation.
Read Flash Memory
A click on this button causes all settings to change to the ones stored in the flash memory of the
Fireface.
11.2 Settings Dialog – Analog
Level
Line In
Defines the reference level of the
rear analog inputs 5-8. The
available settings are -10 dBV, +4
dBu and LoGain.
Line Out
Defines the reference level of the
rear analog outputs 1-6. The
available settings are -10 dBV, +4
dBu and HiGain.
Phones
Defines the reference level of the
analog outputs 7/8. The available
settings are -10 dBV, +4 dBu and
HiGain.
Microphone Inputs
Channel 1/2 of the Fireface 400
have digitally controlled
microphone preamps of the
highest quality. The digital control
offers a gain setting in steps of 1
dB within a range of 10 dB to 65
dB. The configuration is done
either directly at the unit via the
rotary encoder, or via the Settings
dialog's tab Analog.
The option Link simplifies the setup in case both channels shall have the same setting/values.
The current gain is displayed in dB below the fader.
In the lower range the fader jumps from 10 dB to 0 dB. This useful additional setting allows to
operate even line signals with the microphone input (up to +10 dBu).
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