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Appendix C: Options
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above to select a group with active audio channels; then press
CLEAR MENU to return to the audio view.
Configure the Meters. Once you have selected the correct channel
group, you can configure the level meter scale and offset by
following the instructions under Configuring the Level Meters on
page 22. You can also select appropriate meter response characteris-
tics (ballistics) and alignment levels; refer to Level Meters, on
page 43, for more information.
Configure the Phase Display. The phase display can show the phase
relationship of any two channels in the selected channel group. By
default, phase pair A is the first two channels in the group and phase
pair B is the last two channels. For example, when the second
channel group (channels 5 through 8) is selected, phase pair A is
channel 5 left and channel 6 right, and phase pair B is channel 7 left
and channel 8 right. You can specify any pairing of the four channels
through the Phase Display submenu.
Refer to The Phase Display Submenu beginning on page 54 for
information about specifying phase pairings, setting the phase
display orientation, and setting the correlation meter speed.
Changes to the Session Statistics Display
Because Parity errors, code violations, and frame sync errors have no
meaning in embedded audio, the corresponding fields of the Session
display always contain “n/a” to signify that the parameters are not
applicable.
Additional Error/Warning Messages
There are two on-screen error/warning messages unique to
Option 01. For more information about other error and warning
messages, refer to Appendix B: Error/Warning Messages.
No Video Input. A “No Video Input” message is displayed at the
bottom of the Audio view if Video Input is selected but there is no
video signal present. The in-bar INPUT UNLOCKED flag also
appears in all four meter bars whenever the No Video Input message
is displayed.