User Manual
Output Tab Window
Settings and controls for Symphony’s analog and digital outputs are found in the Output tab.
1.
Device Icon & ID
Button
- Use this drop down menu to choose the analog level for each D/A conversion
channel.
Option+Select any channel to set the reference for all channels.
•
Choose +4dBu when connecting to “pro” gear with inputs at a +4dBu
nominal level.
•
Choose -10dBV when connecting to “semi-pro”, hi-fi, or musical
instrument gear with inputs at a -10 dBV nominal level.
2.
Show/Hide Trims
- Displays or hides the Trim faders
3.
Reset Trims
- Resets all Trim faders.
4.
Analog Ref Level
- When calibrating Symphony I/O, use this drop down menu to choose the
analog reference level for each D/A conversion channel. Option-select any
channel to set the analog reference for all channels.
5.
Digital Ref Level
- Use this pop-up menu to choose the digital reference level for each D/A
conversion channel. Option-select any channel to set the digital reference for
all channels.
6.
Trim Fader
- Once the desired reference levels have been chosen, click Show Trims, then
use the Trim fader to precisely trim the D/A conversion level within +- 0.1 dB.
Please note that, because the D/A Meter displays the digital signal before
conversion, it's necessary to measure the analog output with an external
voltmeter when calibrating.
7.
D/A Meter
-
Displays the level of the output before D/A conversion.
8.
S/PDIF Mirrors
-
The S/PDIF coaxial output may be set to mirror (i.e. transmit in parallel) any
of the analog or digital outputs pairs on the routing grid. Use this pop-up
menu to select the output pair that is mirrored by the S/PDIF coaxial output.
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