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It is also possible to assign a level control to any desired outputs, primarily for use as a monitor
volume control - this is described in the
Setting of analogue output levels, as well as activation of output mixers and assignment of the level
control are all managed in the
5.1.4
Digital outputs
TOSLINK and RCA connectors output two-channel digital audio in the S/PDIF format at any standard
sample rate between 44.1kHz and 192kHz. The RCA output can also output digital audio in the AES3
(AES/EBU) format using the RCA-XLR adapter supplied. To do this, select 'AES3' instead of 'S/PDIF'
in the DO1/2 strip of the
to be increased to the AES3 level, and the Channel Status to adopt the professional AES3 format
instead of the consumer format of S/PDIF.
The TOSLINK connector can alternatively output 8-channel digital audio in ADAT format (at 44.1kHz
or 48kHz sample rates) or 4-channel audio in ADAT SMUX format (at 88.2kHz or 96kHz sample
rates).
Note that ADAT input and output is only possible when operating Titan in one of its specific
ADAT-capable modes. This is to reduce overhead on the host PC or Mac when ADAT input and
output is not required. For more information see the
It is possible to perform
to 16-bits) on the S/PDIF digital outputs as described in the following sections.
In normal operation, the S/PDIF digital outputs are fed directly with individual signals from the host PC
or Mac; however, it is possible to feed the outputs from local digital mixers within the Titan hardware if
desired - this is described in the
mixers of other outputs.
It is also possible to assign a level control to the S/PDIF outputs, primarily for use as a monitor
volume control - this is described in the
Activation of output mixers and assignment of the level control are all managed in the Outputs tab of
the Titan Control Panel app.
5.1.4.1
Sample-rate converter
A two-channel sample-rate converter (SRC) can be activated in the S/PDIF output if desired. This
provides very high-quality conversion of the output signal from Titan's current sample rate to any
standard rate between 44.1kHz and 192kHz. The SRC is selected in the
Titan Control Panel
app. Note that the SRC can be configured in the S/PDIF input, or in the S/PDIF
output, but not in both simultaneously.
When using an SRC in the S/PDIF output, it is necessary to select a synchronization source and
sample rate for the converted output. The sync source can be local, DI (the S/PDIF input) or the
Wordclock input. These settings are made in the
Note that presence of an SRC in the S/PDIF output is shown by an indicator beneath the digital meter
on the unit's front panel (providing that the unit's meters are in Output mode).
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Assignable level control
Outputs tab
of the
Outputs tab
of the
Titan Control Panel
sample-rate conversion
Output mixers
Assignable level control
Operation Manual
section below.
Titan Control Panel
app.
app. This causes the carrier voltage
Unit Settings tab
and
word-length reduction
section. Outputs may also be switched to follow the
section below.
Outputs tab
of the Titan Control Panel app.
Revision 1.00
of the Titan Control Panel app.
(dithering or noise-shaping
Unit Settings tab
of the
1.25
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