NetworkPreampConfiguration
Contents
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Control Settings
- 3 Configuration Settings
- 3.1 Name
- 3.2 Room
- 3.3 Sources
- 3.3.1 Source Name
- 3.3.2 Source Visible
- 3.3.3 Source Unity Gain
- 3.3.4 Source Volume Offset
- 3.3.5 Source Video
- 3.3.6 Source Adc Attenuate
- 3.3.7 Volume Limit
- 3.3.8 Startup Volume
- 3.3.9 Startup Source
- 3.3.10 Headphone Volume Offset
- 3.3.11 Delay Preset Name
- 3.3.12 Delay Preset Visible
- 3.3.13 Delay Preset Delay
- 3.3.14 Startup Source
- 3.3.15 Startup Source
Introduction
This page describes in detail each of the user settings available on all Linn network preamplifiers. Certain settings may not be available on all preamps, depending on the features supported by specific product model. Available features are indicated in the product specific documentation.
User settings are divided into two categories, Control and Configuration.
Control Settings
Control settings relate to properties that may typically be modified by a user on a regular basis (e.g Volume). These settings are typically adjusted using a control point application such as KinskyDesktop.
Standby
Volume
Balance
Fade
Delay
Mute
Current Source
Configuration Settings
Configuration settings relate to properties that are normally only modified occasionally (e.g Source Name). These settings are typically adjusted using an application aimed specifically at configuration such as Konfig.
Name
This is the name of the device as it appears on the network.
Room
This is the name of the room that the device is assigned to.
Sources
Every preamp has a number of sources. Each source has a number of parameters. Some source paramaters, such as Source Name, exist on every source. Other source parameters only exist on certain types of sources, such as Source Adc Attenuate.
Source Name
This is the name of the source as it appears on the front panel of the device or in the list of sources displayed in a control point. All sources have the Source Name.
Source Visible
Source Visible determines whether the source should appear in source lists on the control point or when browsing through sources on the front panel. It can be set to true or false. When set to false, the source is hidden from view. It is used to temporarily remove sources that are not being used. All sources have the Source Visible setting.
Source Unity Gain
Source Unity Gain determines whether audio from the source should be affected by the volume settings of the preamp. It can be set to true or false. When set to true, the audio will be output at unity gain volume (ie the same volume as the input audio) and adjusting the preamp volume will have no effect while that particular source is active (selected). All preamp sources have the Source Unity Gain setting.
Source Volume Offset
Source Volume Offset
Source Video
Source Video determines whether the audio from the source originates from a video device (DVD, set top box etc). It can be set to true or false. When set to true the audio is digitised, allowing it to be delayed if necessary. Note: a minimum delay of 50ms will be applied when this setting is enabled. All preamp sources have the Source Video setting.
