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Hardware setup

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Digital Audio Clock Connections

In order to monitor the recording without interruption, the audio interface used for monitoring must be

synchronized to the audio clock of the M-200i.

Make settings as appropriate for the audio interface you're using for monitoring.

If Using the QUAD-CAPTURE/OCTA-CAPTURE

You'll need a device to convert from AES/EBU to an S/PDIF (COAXIAL) signal.

Connection example using an AES/EBU to S/PDIF (COAXIAL) signal converter

The AES/EBU OUT of the M-200i

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AES/EBU to S/PDIF (COAXIAL) transformer

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DIGITAL IN (COAXIAL) of the QUAD-CAPTURE/OCTA-CAPTURE

If Using the FA-66

You'll need a device to convert from AES/EBU to an S/PDIF (OPTICAL) signal.

Connection example using an AES/EBU to S/PDIF (OPTICAL) signal converter (functionality provided

here by two devices)

The AES/EBU OUT of the M-200i

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AES/EBU to S/PDIF (COAXIAL) transformer

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Coaxial to optical converter

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DIGITAL IN (Optical) of the FA-66

If Using the VS-700R

Connect the M-200i's AES/EBU to the VS-700R’s AES/EBU input.

On your computer, start VS-700R IO Editor. Click to select the settings for SYNC SOURCE and DIGITAL1

INPUT that are appropriate for the digital input you connected. (Refer to “To configure the SYNC SOURCE

setting for the VS-700R” on page 30.)

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