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IN / OUT TIMES

Below the meters, you can see the IN / OUT times:

FUNCTION STATUS INDICATORS

Next, you can see the status of the Cycle, Preroll, Time Sync and Digital Sync functions:

Cycle This represents the CYCLE function of the DPS24. The selection is made either

using the [F3] softkey in the MAIN/GRID screens of the DPS24 itself, or by

clicking on the Cycle "LED" indicator, or by pressing Ctrl + numpad 8 on the

PC's keyboard.

Preroll This represents the PRE-ROLL key of the DPS24. The selection is made from

the DPS24's front panel, or by clicking on the Preroll "LED" indicator, or by

pressing Ctrl + P on the PC's keyboard.

Ext T/C This represents the EXT SYNC key of the DPS24. The selection is made from

the DPS24's front panel, or by clicking on the Ext T/C "LED" indicator, or by

pressing Ctrl + T on the PC's keyboard.

Ext W/C This indicator shows whether the digital clock of the DPS24 is internal or ex-

ternal. The Ext W/C "LED" is off when the Digital Sync parameter in the SETUP

screen of the DPS24 is set to INTERNAL, and it illuminates when any external

clock source is selected (SPDIF, ADAT, WCLK).

TIMECODE DISPLAY

In the centre of the window, there is a large time display:

This time display can show either timecode or bars / beats / clocks.

The selection is made from the DPS24's front panel using the DISPLAY SELECT key, or by

clicking on the BBC "LED" indicator to the right of the timecode display , or by pressing Ctrl

+ D on the PC's keyboard.

When bars / beats / clocks is selected, the BBC "LED" illuminates.

Below that, when BBC is off, you can see whether the timecode display is ABSOLUTE or

RELATIVE.

This selection is made either using the [F1] softkey in the MAIN/GRID screens of the DPS24

itself, or by clicking on this field, or by pressing Ctrl + R on the PC's keyboard.

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