Other Information - Cedar DNS 2 Bedienungsanleitung

Unlinked: The two channels of the DnS2 operate completely independently. This
mode is useful for processing two separate sources, for example a boom mic and
a radio mic.
Linked: The audio channels remain separate, but their control settings are linked
together. This mode is particularly suitable for stereo signals. (when using analog
inputs, the input gains are linked if both are set to mic or both are set to line, but if
one input is set to mic and the other to line then the input gains are not linked.)
Mono split: Input channel 1 is split and sent to both process channels and
outputs. The channel 2 input signal is not used in this mode. The process channels
have independent controls, so this allows a single input signal to be processed in
two different ways, or (by switching off the processing of one channel) for the two
outputs to be processed and unprocessed versions of the channel 1 input signal.
The input selection and link mode are indicated at the bottom of the process
channel displays. linked mode is indicated by an '=' symbol, and mono split
mode is indicated by an '>' symbol. The input selection is indicated by M/l/D for
microphone, line or digital respectively, followed by a 1 or 2 to indicate the input
channel number. Hence, in mono split mode both screens show channel 1.

Other information

Panel lock
a toggle switch on the side of the DnS 2 disables all of the front panel controls
with the exception of the power button, which can still perform its power on
function. In general use, switch this to OFF (switch in upper position). Switch it On
to prevent accidental adjustment of the front panel controls.
Screensaver
The intensities of the displays and front panel leDs will drop after a period of
inactivity. Touching any control will bring the brightnesses back to normal.
Signal level LEDs
Bi-colour leDs indicate the signal level for each channel:
Off =
■
Green =
■
red =
■
Synchronisation LED
The sync leD indicates the current sync source as shown in the following table:
Input switch Digital input lock
analog no
Digital no
analog Yes
Digital Yes
silence
normal
close to clipping
Sync status
normal
error
normal
normal
Sync source audio source
Internal analog
Internal Mute
external analog
external Digital
Sync leD
Off
red
Green
Green
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