T+A DAC 8 Betriebsanleitung Seite 39

Screen symbols and their meaning
symbol
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
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
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
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
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

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
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
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2M8
DSD*
3M1
DSD
5M6
DSD
6M1
DSD
11M2
DSD
12M3
DSD
22M6
DSD
24M6
DSD
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meaning
Lights up as soon as a connection is detected, and the first stage of the
clock re-synchronization is locked.
In the second stage - i.e. once the  symbol has lit up - the DAC 8 DSD
attempts to switch over to its internal precision oscillator (local
oscillator). This eliminates jitter effects, but is only possible if the clock
quality of the connected signal is adequate.
Once the switch has taken place, the  symbol also lights up.
It is not possible to switch to the internal oscillator at the 32 kHz
sampling frequency.
Indicates that USB data transfer is running in asynchronous mode.
Lights up constantly when the 'ANALOG OUT' outputs or the
headphone output are switched on.
The symbol goes out if the outputs are muted manually using the
 button of the F8 handset.
Flashes when the DAC 8 DSD's outputs are muted because it has
detected no signal.
Lights when there is an error in the data transfer, or when the signal
present is 'non audio signal' (e.g. DTS or Dolby Digital).
Indicates that the device is being controlled exclisive via the CTRL
(RS232) socket.
When this symbol is lit, the buttons on the machine are blocked.
Lights up immediately when a signal with de-emphasis is detected.
Lights when the volume control is switched on, either because the slide
switch on the back of the machine is in the appropriate position, or
because headphones are connected.
(see section entitled 'Basic settings, Installation,
Using the system for the first time')
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Depending on the played back DSD-file, the sampling frequency is
displayed as follows:
2,8 MHz* DSD64*
3,1 MHz DSD64
5,6 MHz DSD128
6,1 MHz DSD128
11,2 MHz DSD256
12,3 MHz DSD256
22,6 MHz DSD512
24,6 MHz DSD512
single rate DSD*
single rate DSD
double rate DSD
double rate DSD
quad rate DSD
quad rate DSD
octuple rate DSD
octuple rate DSD
Base clock
44,1 kHz
48 kHz
44,1 kHz
48 kHz
44,1 kHz
48 kHz
44,1 kHz
48 kHz
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SACD resolution
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