Settings Menu Display Mode - Steinberg Nuendo SyncStation Operation Manual

Clock reference
The clock reference is shown beneath the frame reference/
frame rate on line 2 of the display. When "Use Frame Ref" is
selected, the chosen frame reference is displayed. Other-
wise, the selected clock reference is shown:
• W/C
• AES 1
• AES 2
• SPDIF
• Opto
System clock rate
At the very right of the display, the system clock rate is
shown (32kHz, 44.1kHz, or 48kHz). When set to these
standard clock rates, the top line reads "Clock" and the
bottom line shows the sample rate.
When using a pull up/down or varispeed setting, the top
line reads "Pull" and the bottom line shows the percentage
of speed change (+4.17%, -0.1%, etc). For more informa-
tion on how to use pull up/down and varispeed settings,
see "Clock 03 - Audio Pull/Varispeed 0.1%"
and "Clock 04 - Audio Pull/Varispeed 4%"
The range of varispeed is +12.5% to -12.5%.
Line 2 display
Using the up and down arrow keys, the Line 2 display can
show the timecode and status for one of the following:
• Blank
Line 2 will display different kinds of status information, e.g. GP In com-
mands.
• Nuendo
This will display the current position, timecode standard and transport
status of the connected Nuendo system.
• Clock outputs status
When selected, both lines of the LCD are used to display the status of
the four word clock outputs plus the AES output, System Link port and
the clock rate of the SyncStation.
• Reader (LTC)
The status of the LTC reader.
• Virtual Master
The internal timecode generator's status.
• MTC
Status of incoming MTC.
• RS422
This will display the status of the device connected to the RS422 output.
If there is nothing connected, the display will show "!No Machine".

Settings Menu display mode

To alter the SyncStation settings, you must enter the Set-
tings Menu display mode. This is described in the section
"The SyncStation display"
In Settings Menu display mode all of the SyncStation's
settings can be accessed via the front panel controls us-
ing the menu system and cursor navigation. When you
first enter the Settings Menu display mode, the Root menu
is displayed.
The Settings Menu display
Root menu
The Root menu helps organize settings as they relate to
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the various parts of the SyncStation. Using the left and
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right cursor keys, you can navigate to each of the root-
level menus. The down arrow key will step through each of
the setting menus. The up arrow key will return you to the
root level, stepping back through each setting menu.
The six root-level menus are the following:
• Unit
• Clock
• P2 Out
• P2 In
• MIDI
• USB
Each root-level menu contains settings that relate to the
category heading. For more information on the options
available in each menu, see the chapter
on page
19
SyncStation Controls
on page
21.
18.
"Menu Reference"