HHB comm CDR-882 - Manual (Page 30)

Menu System
 CDR-882 User Manual Version 1.0 www.hhb.co.uk
Audio Submenu
There are seven parameters/settings for adjustment within the
AUDIO submenu. They are in turn:
Digital Input Level
This permits adjustment of input level for the digital inputs, so
that digital input signals with particularly high or low levels can
be trimmed.
The digital input level can be set independently for each digital
input type, AES/EBU, S/PDIF (Coax) and S/PDIF (Optical).
The adjustment applies to the currently-selected input, and is
saved for that input on exiting the menu. Note that I/P SELECT
remains operative while menu mode is selected.
If an analogue input is selected, no adjustment is possible and
the display shows 00.0 dB.
It is adjusted in steps of 0.5dB between -12 and +12dB, and in
larger steps outside of this range. The factory default value is
0dB for all three digital inputs.
Input Balance
This allows adjustment of the relative levels of the left and right
inputs.
Input balance can be set independently for each of the five
inputs. Balance between channels is achieved by reducing the
level of one channel rather than adding gain to the other. The
range of adjustment is 0 to -10dB for each channel, i.e. from L
at 10dB below R through to R being 10dB below L. Note that
this is a balance adjustment rather than a pan control – it is not
possible to turn either channel right down to zero.
Fade-in Time
This parameter sets the fade-in time applied when the front-
panel FADER button is used to fade the playback or record levels
up from zero. Adjustment is available in 1 second increments
from 1 to 10 seconds.
The factory default setting is 4 seconds.
See page 15 for more details about the CDR-882’s FADER
function.
Fade-out Time
This parameter sets the fade-out time applied when the front-
panel FADER button is used to fade the playback or record levels
down to zero. Adjustment is available in 1 second increments
from 1 to 10 seconds.
The factory default setting is 4 seconds.
See page 15 for more details about the CDR-882’s FADER
function.