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dCS 954 User Manual
 Manual for Standard Software Version 1.5x
dCS Ltd 
June 2000
Manual part no: DOC136954 iss 2B1
Page 23
file 135954ma2b1.pdf available from website
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dCS
 on + 44 1799 531 999 
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If the input format is set to Single, Dual or Quad AES format, the unit will ignore
the message flags and group the AES inputs accordingly.
Set 
A-Sel
 to 
Off
 to disable automatic input selection.
RS232
-
Displays - and allows access to – the unit’s RS-232 identity code (an address
between 
0
 and 
99
). This is used by the remote control software to send specific
messages to specific units. Use 
Up
 and 
Down
 to change this address if you are
operating several units in a multichannel set up.   The RS-232 control formats
and procedures are covered in more detail in section 
IMPORTANT! 
When using the Remote Control, each unit in the daisy chain MUST be set to
a different RS-232 address.
Ref In
-
Displays and sets the mode of the 
AES Reference In/Out
 connectors. The
options are:
Route
Reference Out
 (connected in parallel with
Reference In
  – beware!) is internally driven with
the selected AES input signal.
If the input is Dual or Quad AES, the data on the
lowest of 
AES1
 or 
AES3
 appears on 
Reference
Out
.
If 
BNC
 is selected, there is no output.
Loop
The unit attempts to lock to 
Reference In,
 which is
looped through to the 
Reference Out
, with no
termination resistor (termination is then about 1k
Ω,
so several units can be daisy chained).
Loop.t
As above, but terminates the input to achieve
110
Ω. Use at the end of a daisy chain.
ddC
Converts the data on the selected input to single
AES and sends it to 
Reference Out
.
The data on a Single AES input is copied with no
conversion.
The data on a Dual or Quad AES input is converted
to Double speed Single AES. 176.4kS/s is
converted to 88.2kS/s and 192kS/s is converted to
96kS/s.
If 
BNC
 in 
SDIF
 mode is selected, the output is AES
clock with no data at the Word Clock rate.
If the input is 4-wire DSD, the data is converted to
SDIF format DSD and sent to the SDIF inputs.
SDIF Ch1
 is checked first before the SDIF inputs
are changed to DSD outputs.
IMPORTANT! 
In DDC mode, the analogue outputs are generally muted because the units
resources are used to perform a digital to digital conversion. They are not
muted  if the input is 4-wire DSD.