Behringer SRC2496 User's Manual

To connect the Behringer SRC2496 to your audio interface, use either the optical or coaxial digital input and output ports, ensuring both devices are set to the same sample rate and sync source.
Check all cable connections, ensure the SRC2496 is powered on, verify the sample rate settings match, and check that the input selection is correct on both the SRC2496 and connected device.
To perform a factory reset on the SRC2496, power off the unit, then hold down the 'Set' and 'Mode' buttons simultaneously while powering it back on.
Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the exterior. Avoid using harsh chemicals. Ensure the ventilation slots are free of dust to prevent overheating.
Press the 'Set' button to enter setup mode, then use the 'Mode' button to navigate to the sample rate setting. Use the arrow buttons to select the desired rate.
Audio delay can result from mismatched sample rates or buffer settings. Ensure all devices connected to the SRC2496 are set to the same sample rate and check audio latency settings on your DAW.
Yes, the SRC2496 can function as a standalone DAC by connecting a digital input source to the optical or coaxial input and routing the analog outputs to your speakers or amplifier.
Ensure high-quality cables are used, match the sample rates across devices, and consider using external clock synchronization to reduce jitter for improved audio fidelity.
The LED indicators show the status of power, signal presence, sample rate, and input source. Refer to the user manual for a detailed explanation of each LED behavior.
The SRC2496 does not typically require firmware updates. If updates are available, refer to Behringer's official website for instructions and ensure you have the correct update file for your model.