5.9 AV Settings: Audio

General

Use the AV Settings: Audio menu to setup, adjust, and view the Audio settings. To enter the the Audio menu from the AV Settings menu, scroll to and select Audio. The Audio Card must be installed to enter this menu.

Image 5–171 AV Settings: Audio

Use the Audio menu to view and adjust Audio parameters.

The Audio Menu has the following parameters:

Audio: Menu tree

Refer to Image 5–172 for an illustration of the Audio menu tree.

Image 5–172 AV Settings: Audio menu tree
Audio: Input

  1. In the Audio menu, scroll to and select Input.

    Image 5–173 Audio: Input

  2. Scroll to and select Source and choose the desired source.

    Image 5–174 Input: Source selection

  3. Scroll to and select Active Audio Ch and choose the desired number of active audio channels.

    Image 5–175 Input: Active Audio Ch

  4. Scroll to Audio Ch Status to view the status of the Audio Channel.

    Image 5–176 Input: Audio Ch Status

  5. Scroll to EDID to view and adjust the EDID settings.

    Image 5–177 Input: EDID

    The following EDID settings can viewed or modified:

    • Status
    • Format
    • Bit Depth
    • Max Audio Channels
    • Max Audio Sample Rate
    • Max Audio Bit Depth
    • Apply EDID
    • Back
  6. Scroll to Back to return to the Audio menu.
Audio: Output

  1. In the Audio menu, scroll to and select Output.

    Image 5–178 Audio: Output

  2. Scroll to and select Screen and choose the desired Screen.

    Image 5–179 Output: Screen selection

  3. Scroll to and select Audio Mode and choose the desired Audio Mode.

    Image 5–180 Output: Audio Mode selection

  4. Scroll to Audio Channels.

    Image 5–181 Output: Audio Channels

  5. Scroll to Audio Output Rate.

    Image 5–182 Output: Audio Output Rate

  6. Scroll to Audio Bit Depth.

    Image 5–183 Output: Audio Bit Depth

  7. Scroll to and select Delay and choose the desired Delay settings.

    Image 5–184 Output: Delay

  8. Scroll to and select Test Tone to turn the Test Tone On or Off.

    Image 5–185
  9. Scroll to and select Back to return to the Audio menu.
Audio: Dante

The Dante menu provides statuses of parameters that may be configured using the Dante® Controller software on a computer whose network interface is on the same network as the Dante Network ports on the back of the Audio Card.

  1. Scroll to and select Dante from the Audio menu.

    Image 5–186 Audio: Dante

  2. To view the Audio Card’s friendly name, scroll to Friendly Name. The Friendly Name may be changed by using the Dante® Controller Software.

    Image 5–187 Dante: Friendly Name

  3. To view the Audio Card’s default name, scroll to Default Name.

    Image 5–188 Dante: Default Name

  4. To view the Audio Card’s firmware version, scroll to Firmware Version.

    Image 5–189 Dante: Firmware Version

  5. To view the Audio Card’s product version, scroll to Product Version.

    Image 5–190 Dante: Product Version

  6. To view or Adjust the Audio Card’s network settings, scroll to and select Network.

    Image 5–191 Dante: Network

    The Dante: Network has the following sub-menu items:

    • Mode
    • Network1
    • Network2
    • Back

    Network1 and Network2 display general network settings such Link Status, IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, and Mac Address.

  7. To view the Audio Card’s Sample Rate, scroll to Sample Rate.

    Image 5–192 Dante: Sample Rate

  8. To view the Audio Card’s Bit Depth, scroll to Bit Depth.

    Image 5–193 Dante: Bit Depth

  9. To view the Audio Card’s AES67 Status, scroll to AES67 Status.

    Image 5–194 Dante: AES67 Status

  10. To view the Audio Card’s Reset menu, scroll to and select Device Resets.

    Image 5–195 Dante: Device Resets

    The Dante: Device Resets menu has the following sub-menu options:

    • Reboot Dante Card

    • Clear Dante

      Config (Keep IP)

    • Clear Dante Config
    • Back
  11. To return to the AV Settings: Audio menu, scroll to and select Back.