Configuring The Hammerfall; General Information - RME Audio Project Hammerfall DIGI9652 User Manual

Pci busmaster digital i/o card 2 + 24 channels stereo / adat interface 24 bit / 96 khz digital audio adat sync in
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9. Configuring the DIGI9652

9.1 General Information

Configuring the Hammerfall is done using its own settings dialog. The panel 'Settings' can be
opened in three different ways:
by clicking on the hammer icon in the Taskbar's system tray
by starting the 'Hammerfall' link from the Desktop
via 'shortcut key' as defined in the 'Digi9652' link (default: Ctrl-Num2)
Under Windows 2000/XP Settings can be activated by clicking on the DIGI96
symbol in the Taskbar.
The DIGI9652 hardware offers a number of helpful, well thought-of practical functions and
options which affect how the card operates - the DIGI9652 can be configured to suit many
different requirements. The following is available in the 'Settings' dialogue:
Input selection
Output mode
Output channel status
Synchronization behaviour
Input and output status display
Time code display
Any changes made in the Settings
dialog are applied immediately -
confirmation (e.g. by clicking on OK
or
exiting
the
dialogue)
required. However, settings should
not be changed during playback or
record if it can be avoided, as this
can cause unwanted noises. Also,
please note that even in 'Stop' mode,
several programs keep the recording
and playback devices open, which
means that any new settings might
not
be
applied
immediately.
general, we recommend disabling
'Audio
active
in
(assuming this option is available).
The status displays at the bottom of the dialog box give the user precise information about the
current status of the board, and the status of all signals. 'SyncCheck' indicates whether there is
a valid signal for each input ('Lock' or 'No Lock'), or if there is a valid and synchronous signal
('Sync'). The 'Sync Ref' display shows the input and frequency of the current sync source.
'Time Code' displays time information received from the card's ADAT Sync In. This is
convenient for checking whether the system is running in time with the transmitting device (e.g.
ADAT).
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