User manual M-AUDIO DELTA TDIF

[. . . ] Delta TDIF TM Version: DTDIF-051601 MANUAL Table of Contents Introduction . . 3 About the Delta TDIF PCI Audio Card . . 3 Product Features & Specifications . . 10 Verifying Windows Driver Installation . [. . . ] It can be used to inhibit the amount of copies that can be made, or allow for unlimited copying. "Original (Copy Permitted)" indicates that the source material may be copied by a receiving device. "1st Generation" indicates that the source material is a first generation copy. Most devices that are capable of recording will reject material with this SCMS mode set. The final option is "No SCMS" which may be used to override the other two modes and allow a recording device 28 to successfully record the audio data. Different manufacturers' products may interpret these codes differently and require you to set these bits by "trial-and-error" until proper operation is achieved. CONSUMER FORMAT ADVANCED SETTINGS (Emphasis): This status bit is used to indicate if pre-emphasis has been applied to the outgoing digital audio signal. The default is "None" and rarely will any user want to set the value to "50/15uSec" unless the transmitted audio has been encoded with 50/15uSec pre-emphasis. PROFESSIONAL FORMAT ADVANCED SETTINGS (Data Type): The user may assign the outgoing data as audio or non-audio data. The obvious default is "audio, " however, choosing "nonaudio" is appropriate if you wish to send an AC3 signal (Dolby Digital 5. 1 surround sound) out of the S/PDIF output. Some software DVD players are capable of this, as well as AC3 or Dolby Digital encoding software. PROFESSIONAL FORMAT ADVANCED SETTINGS (Emphasis): The user may choose to indicate or not indicate if pre-emphasis has been applied to the outgoing digital audio signal. The default is "None" and rarely will any user want to set the value to "CCITT" or "50/15uSec" unless the transmitted audio has been encoded with one of those types of pre-emphasis. About Page The "About" page, while displaying the handsome M Audio logo and applicable copyright information, also reports the driver version and control panel software version. If you have Internet browsing capabilities and are currently connected to the Internet, clicking on the Midiman copyright will link you to the M Audio / Midiman web site (PC only). Save, Delete, Load Buttons; H/W Installed On the PC, at the rightmost side of the Delta Control Panel are the Save, Load and Delete buttons as well as an "installed hardware" set of radio buttons. These controls appear regardless of what Delta Control Panel page is being displayed. SAVE, DELETE, LOAD: The Delta Control Panel always retains the last settings entered. However the Save, Delete, and Load functions expand this capability to store different sets of control panel settings using different configuration file names. These configurations are then available for recall at a later date and time. Clicking the `Save' button brings up a dialog box prompting you to name 29 the current configuration. Once you have done this, click `OK', and your current configuration has been saved to disk. [. . . ] See the "CODEC SAMPLE RATE" paragraph of the section `Hardware Settings Page' for more information. 55 Appendix A - Technical Specs Analog Audio Peak Analog Signal: THD: Freq. Response: +2dBV(consumer setting), -2dBV(-10 setting). less than 0. 002% @ 0dBFS 22Hz-44kHz, -0. 4, -0. 4dB (96kHz sample rate) Dynamic Range (a-weighted): D/A 104. 0dB, A/D 100. 4dB Input Impedance: Connectors: 10k ohms minimum. Gold-plated RCA female, on break-out cable. Digital Audio TDIF Sample Rate: TDIF I/O Format: output. [. . . ]