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Using EZ Routing Templates

About The Word Clock

To share digital audio signals between this system and any external digital

device, you must first define the Word Clock Master/Slave to each device.

The setting orders depend on the types of devices you are using.

When you change settings on a digital connected device, a loud noise

may occur. Always turn down the volumes to all speaker outputs to

prevent serious damage to your equipment, before working on your

digital devices.

Using ADAT types

1. Connect your ADAT to DIF-AT, using an ADAT optical cable and

SYNC cable.

(Connect the SYNC cable to the SYNC IN socket on the ADAT.)

2. Hold down [SHIFT] and press [PROJECT] to call up the system menu.

3. Select “DIGITAL I/O” and check if “WORD CLOCK SOURCE” is set to

“INTERNAL”.

4. Repeat Step 2 and Select “SYSTEM CONFIG”.

5. Select the “R-BUS 1-3” page and check if “DIF-AT CONTROL

TARGET” is set to “ADAT”.

6. Repeat Step 2 and Select “SYNC CLOCK”.

7. Check if “SYNC MASTER” (Time Code Master) is set to “INT”

(console).

If you want to use the recorder as master, you must change the settings.

(See Owner’s Manual “Settings related to synchronization” p. 224.)

8. Set the ADAT input mode to DIGITAL.

(The setting orders differ depending on the types of devices. Read the

instructions in the manual of the recorder you are using.)

Owner’s Manual “About

Digital Connections and

the Master Clock” (p.31),

“Combining Recorders”

(p.190)

About ADAT SYNC IN / SYNC OUT sockets

The definition of the ADAT Master/Slave mode depends on whether the

SYNC IN is connected or not. If the SYNC IN is connected to DIF-AT, the

ADAT will automatically run as Slave. If there are no connections, the

ADAT will become Master. When using as Master, make a choice from

“MULTI 1-8”, “MULTI 9-16”, or “MULTI 17-24” in Step 3 above.

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