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Euphonix FC727 Format Converter Users Manual Introduction and Interface

A slave clock is a sync signal that runs at 256 times the sample rate. This is most

commonly implemented in Pro Tools systems and is also referred to as a super-

clock. Pro Tools users may optionally connect the slave clock output from another

Digidesign Audio Interface or Synchronization unit (i.e., 888-24) to the Slave Clk

In connector to synchronize both devices.

9. SLAVE CLK OUT

Pro Tools users may optionally connect the Slave Clk Out to another Digidesign

Audio Interface or Synchronization unit (i.e., 888-24) to synchronize both devices.

This allows both a Digidesign I/O unit and the FC727 to be connected to the same

Pro Tools computer.

If Slave Clk In has a valid sync signal, it is passed through to Slave Clk Out. If

Slave Clk In does not have a valid sync signal, the lowest numbered bank that is

locked and in use is selected as the clock source.

Figure 1-6 FC727/726 rear panel (right)

10. Format B MADI IN 1 and MADI OUT 1

These BNC connectors are used to interface with a MADI device. (Euphonix users

can connect these to a Studio Hub, MA703, or AM713) At 48 kHz, the Format B

MADI In 1 and MADI Out1 connectors provide 56 24-bit audio channels. At

96 kHz, they provide 28 24-bit audio channels (channels 1–28).

AES 9-16 AES 1-8

AES

SYNC

AES SYNC

WORD SYNC

OUT

FORMAT B

MADI A

MADI

IN 2

OUT 2

IN 1

OUT 1

OUT

IN THRU

10 11

12 13 14 15

1 2 ... 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 ... 39 40

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