Lexicon 960L owner manual Analog and Digital I/O, System Screen

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Control Mode: Clocks, Configuration, and System Screens, continued

Analog and Digital I/O

The 960L may be set for either analog or digital input. In the Configuration examples shown above, the inputs are analog, as shown by the legend "AN1" above each input number. To select digital input, use the Navigation arrows to activate any Input Control, and press either the Increment (+) or Decrement (–) key. The input legends will change to "AES 1" (Figure 4-10). Note that all inputs are set to the same input type. The type can be set from any Input Control, and all inputs will change when a selection is made.

Note: The + and – keys both act simply as toggles when selecting input types; it does not matter which you press.

Although inputs to the 960 must be all analog or all digital, the processor always produces both analog and digital output, mapped channel for channel. As a reminder, all output channels carry the legend A&D (Figure 4-11).

Figure 4-10 — Legends for Analog input (left)	Figure 4-11 — All channels feed both analog
and AES/EBU Digital input (right)	and digital outputs.

System Screen

The system screen is useful for showing the software revision that is currently operating. If you ever need to

call your dealer, distributor or Lexicon Customer Service with questions about your 960L, make sure you know all the revision information.

Figure 4-12 — Control Mode, System Screen

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