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4 Adjust the following settings as needed.
Standby
The amplifier can automatically be put into a low-power Standby mode if the signal falls
below a specified threshold level for 200 seconds or longer. This can be enabled and the
threshold level set via the Standby settings. When a signal is received that exceeds the
specified threshold, the amplifier will automatically recover from standby mode.
Caution There may be up to a one second latency for the amplifier to recover from
standby mode, which could cause the beginning of the audio signal to be
lost. For this reason, it may be a good idea to include a second or more of
“comfort noise” at the beginning of the signal to mitigate this effect, or if
necessary, to disable this feature.
Table 19. Signal Present Parameters
Threshold Sets the minimum level the signal must reach before the
signal LED is illuminated.
Threshold range is -144 to +24 dB.
Hold Sets the minimum number of milliseconds that the signal
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D will remain illuminated.
Hold range is 2 to 200 milliseconds.
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