Townshend Computer Tools DAT-Link User Manual page 207

INDEX
using standard output, 66
remote control, 75{78
carrier frequency, 128
connecting, 10
description les, 127{129
details of generation, 127
devices, 76
supported, 135{138
devices supported, 135
during playback, 58
during recording, 67
ES-Bus, 78
le format, 127{129
hard-wired, 78, 128
listing available commands, 78
multi-step sequences, 122
positioning, 42
problems with training, 121, 128,
141
specifying the device, 77
SV-3900, 78
testing, 42
training, 75{76
using, 76
revision
of hardware, 87
of software, 87
sampling rate
conversion, 56, 65, 71{74
custom ltering, 72
degree of diculty, 71
lters, 92
low-pass ltering, 71
speci cations, 72
displaying, 89
for playback, 54
for recording, 64
non-integer conversion, 71
of les, 56, 65
used by DAT machine, 54, 65
SCSI
cables, 10, 11, 14, 16, 18, 20, 23,
25, 26, 28, 32
emulation modes, 139
ID, 10, 11, 20, 23, 25, 79, 120
multiple devices, 79
probing
on DECstations, 15, 17
on IBM RISC/6000, 20
on Silicon Graphics, 27
on SUN, 11
RISC/6000
multiple controllers, 21
testing the connection, 41
transfer speed, 42
troubleshooting, 119
segmentation, 69
le format, 126
library, 186
server, see nserver45
setting parameters, 90
SigCalc, 102
silence
skipping during recording, 65
Silicon Graphics, 26{28, 139
slave
DAT-Link as, 82
, IBM RISC/6000 utility, 20
smit
software
loading, 39
loading under , 40
DOS
revision number, 87
third party, 97
Solaris, see SUN
Solbourne workstations, 23{24
Sony NEWS workstations, 24{26
SPDIF, 34
as clock source, 55
as input source, 64
testing, 43
speech segmentation, 69
SPPACK
le format, 125
SPW, 102
le format, 124
state
displaying, 89
stereo
203