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Digital I/O - Selecting the S/PDIF Output Format

Mona can transmit digital information in either of two formats,

“professional” or “consumer.” The primary difference between the two is in

the implementation of the SCMS copy protection bit, which, in the

Consumer format, prevents the user from making digital copies of a digital

copy.

Mona’s S/PDIF output defaults to the Professional format. If you are

recording from Mona into a consumer DAT deck, the deck may not be able

to recognize the signal until you switch Mona’s output to Consumer.

We have provided a software switch in the Mona driver that allows you to

select which format Mona transmits. In the window that appears you’ll see

a pair of check boxes in an area labeled S/PDIF Out Format: one box is

labeled Consumer and the other Professional. Select the appropriate

format for your DAT (if you don’t know which one to use and are having

difficulties, simply try the one that is not currently checked).

Important note: Mona never transmits the SCMS bit, regardless of which

format is selected.

Digital I/O - Dither Input

In the top right is a checkbox labeled Dither Input. This checkbox allows

you to enable or disable dithering on the digital inputs (S/PDIF & ADAT).

It is off by default. Most of the time you will want to leave this setting

disabled. The only time you will want to use dithering is when you are

receiving a 24 bit signal over the digital inputs, but you want to record it as

a 16 bit wave file. In this case, dithering will improve the audio quality.

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