Output tab, Ee “output tab” on – MOTU UltraLite-mk5 USB-C Audio/MIDI Interface User Manual

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OUTPUT TAB

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1. This is the

Output

tab, which

provides settings for the

UltraLite-mk5’s analog and digital

outputs.

2. The

Main Volume Group

deter-

mines which outputs are controlled

by the

Main Out

volume knob on the

UltraLite-mk5’s front panel (item #8

on page 9, plus the Main Volume

controls in the Home tab (item #8 on

page 32) and here in the Output tab.

For example, if your studio has a pair

of main monitors, plus a sub-woofer

connected to Line Out 3, you could

click the Line Out 3 button to add it

to the main volume controls. If you

have 5.1 or 7.1 surround monitoring,

you can add the surround channels

to the monitor group to be able to

control the volume of all surround

outputs simultaneously with the

Main Volume knob. Please note: the

Main Out 1-2

pair is always part of

the Main Volume Group.

3. Meters and volume control for the

Headphone

out. This is the same as

the PHONES volume control on the

front panel.

4. All analog outs can be

trimmed

(in

the DAC) from zero to -100 dB. This

can be useful for speaker calibration

or other situations where you need a

fixed amount of level adjustment for

a particular output (or output pair).

5. The

Source

menu lets you choose the

source for the Optical Output. By

default, the source is set to USB

channels from your host audio

software, as shown above in the

menus. However, if you would like to

use the UltraLite-mk5 as an ADAT

optical expander, choose ADAT as

the format and choose

Expansion:

Line In 1-8

in the Source menu.

Doing so patches the line inputs

directly to their corresponding

optical output channel (1 to 1, 2 to 2,

etc.)

6. When the Optical Out format is

TOSLink (TOS), the

Source

menu lets

you send any UltraLite-mk5 monitor

mix to the optical output.

7. Configure the o

ptical out format

for

either 8-channel ADAT or stereo

TOSLink. At 88.2 or 96 kHz, the ADAT

setting supports 4-channel SMUX

format. Note that you can choose a

different format for the IN and OUT.

See “Optical I/O” on page 47.

8. By default the

Source

for the RCA

S/PDIF output is set to USB channels

from your host audio software, as

shown in the menu. Alternately, you

can send any UltraLite-mk5 monitor

mix to the RCA S/PDIF output.

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5

8

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TOSLink sources:

ADAT sources:

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